Definition: In biology, an "unhomoologous" relationship refers to a situation where two organisms have different genetic makeup but share the same genome. This means that one organism has genes for traits that are not present in the other organism, resulting in differences between their phenotypes. Examples of such relationships include:
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Homospecies
: Two species with identical genetic material.
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Heterospecies
: Two or more species with different genotypes but sharing a common ancestor.
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