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Clarify the differences between any two of the following groups:
(i) Homozygous and Heterozygous
(ii) Phenotype and Genotype
(iii) Dominant trait and Recessive trait

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(i) Homozygous and Heterozygous:
When a gene pair in an organism contains two identical genes which are controlling the traits of the organism, it is considered as Homozygous.
When a gene pair contains two different genes which are controlling different traits of the organism, it is considered as Heterozygous.
(ii) Phenotype and Genotype:
The phenotype is the physical appearance of any individual, while the genetic constitution of an individual is called genotype.

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