👉 Xenogenies are types of genetic variation that occur in a population, where two or more populations have been genetically crossed with each other. These crosses can result from natural selection and genetic drift, and can also be caused by human intervention such as cloning or genetic engineering. In the context of xenogeneic genotypes, these crosses can lead to changes in the composition of the offspring, which may alter their characteristics. This can include changes in traits like size, shape, coloration, or physical
