👉 Dihybridism is a genetic phenomenon in which two genetically separate individuals are crossed, resulting in offspring that are genetically identical to both parents. This process results in the creation of hybrid organisms with traits that are unique to each parent, such as different colors, sizes, or characteristics. Dihybridism can occur through crossing of heterozygous individuals (those with one dominant and one recessive allele), crossing of homozygous individuals (both alleles are present in all cells), or crossing
