Definition: Zootrophy is a type of genetic mutation that results in the loss or reduction of certain genes, often related to physical traits such as muscle mass, height, and weight. These mutations can be inherited from parents with normal genetics but are passed on to offspring through sexual reproduction. The term "zootrophy" comes from the Latin word "zooto," which means "inborn," indicating that these mutations occur at birth rather than during embryonic development. This mutation pattern is often found in certain
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