wats the dirrenence between a homozygoius and a heterozygous dihybrid cross?

Question

so basically i kno the answer but i wanna kno how many other people do

basically im bored


so just give me the most detailed answer u can and if u really dont kno then just dont answer please

lets see how smart people are

Answer 1

To start off, a dihybrid cross is when two traits, such as height and color, and crossed with another two traits, of height and color. Homozygous is basically when the alleles of a trait are both the same,either both dominant, or reccesive ( AA, or aa). Heterozygous is basically a hybrid Aa.
Yet when the two are combined, you would have homozygous as in AABB, or aabb, and hyterozygous AaBb or aAbB. (which are basically the same thing)

Answer 2

nicely it relies upon on what proportion characteristics you're crossing.. a bypass between 2 heterozygous mothers and dads may well be the two.. in case you're crossing one trait as an occasion in basic terms "eye coloration." the bypass is a monohybrid bypass. once you bypass 2 characteristics as an occasion "ear lobe" and "eye coloration" the bypass is named a dihybrid bypass..

Answer 3

So, basically, I know the answer, too. But I don't answer anyone's homework questions when they're asked in a rude manner. Smart doesn't have a lot to do with it. Just listen in class and read your textbook and notes.

Answer 4

example of a totally homozygous cross:
BBCCxBBCC or bbccxbbcc
example of a totally heterozygous cross: BbCcxBbCc