👉 Heterothalism is a type of genetic disorder in which an organism has two copies of a single gene, one from each parent. This means that there are no specific mutations or abnormalities in either copy of the gene. Instead, the genes are distributed equally between the two copies of the gene on chromosomes. For example, if an organism has two copies of a gene (e.g., a dominant genetic trait), it will have one copy of the gene on each chromosome, and both copies will
