👉 The term "isodimorphic" refers to a type of morphological or genetic variation that occurs within a species. It involves the same set of traits, but with different expressions and characteristics for each individual within the species. This can occur due to differences in genetic makeup, environmental factors, or inheritance patterns. Isodimorphic organisms are often found in ecosystems where they compete for resources such as food, water, and habitat, leading to a balance between these traits.
