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containing two different alleles of a gene, one from each parent, at the corresponding loci of a pair of chromosomes; measurements of heterozygosity are frequently used to determine the genetic variation in a species.
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The two genes in a pair are different. For example, one mackerel tabby gene (dominant) and one classic tabby gene (recessive). The individual will display the characteristics of the dominant gene, but can pass on the characteristics of the recessive gene to offspring.
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