IPA: //daɪˈhaɪbrɪd//
KK: /daɪˈhaɪbrɪd/
Relating to an individual or strain that has two different alleles at two specific places on chromosomes.
In genetics, a dihybrid cross is used to study the inheritance of two traits.
A type of hybrid organism that is produced from two parents that have different traits at two specific genetic locations.
In genetics class, we learned about a dihybrid that shows traits from both of its parents.
Dihybrid → It is formed from "di-" (meaning two) and "hybrid" (from Latin "hybrida", meaning a crossbreed or offspring of different varieties). The word "dihybrid" refers to an organism that is a hybrid for two different traits or characteristics.
Think of 'two' ('di-') combined with 'crossbreed' ('hybrid') to remember that a dihybrid is an organism that has two different traits.