When a pair of organisms with opposite traits are crossed, the traits remain side by side without mixing, but in the next generation the traits break up and enter different gametes separately. Such a cross is called a monohybrid cross.
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When a pair of organisms with opposite traits are crossed, the traits remain side by side without mixing, but in the next generation the traits break up and enter different gametes separately. Such a cross is called a monohybrid cross.