Answer:
Explanation:
The difference between the homozygous and heteozygous in terms of genotype and phenotype is
For homozygous: an homozygous individual can carry similar alleles for a trait for example similar dominant alleles (FF) as the genotype and show a phenotype of black fur for the dominant allele and an homozygous individual can also carry the recessive allele (ff) as the genotype but show a phenotype of white fur
But for the heterozygous individual: the individual carries two disimilar alleles for a trait eg carry both the dominant and the recessive alleles. For example (Ff) as the genotype and showing black fur as the phenotype.