👉 In biology, homotypy is a type of relationship between two or more individuals in which they share identical traits and characteristics. This can occur in different populations of organisms, such as species, where each individual shares similar genetic material and physical characteristics. For example, if a bird has feathers that are the same color, size, shape, etc., it could be considered homotypic with other birds. Similarly, if two individuals share identical chromosomes (DNA), they can also be considered homotypic
