genetic hybridity (C1)
noun phrase
Pronunciation: dʒəˈnɛtɪk haɪˈbrɪdəti
Definition
The state or quality of being a genetic hybrid, meaning an organism or cell resulting from the fusion of gametes from genetically distinct individuals, or the process of creating such an organism. This often leads to new combinations of traits not seen in either parent.
Examples
The study focused on understanding the genetic hybridity of crops developed through advanced breeding techniques.
Researchers were surprised by the high degree of genetic hybridity observed in the wild population.
The successful cloning of the extinct animal relied on overcoming challenges related to its genetic hybridity.
How to Use genetic hybridity
- genetic hybridity of (collocation)
- Referring to the genetic hybridity within a specific group, species, or population. — "The genetic hybridity of the local wolf population was a key factor in the study."
- study genetic hybridity (collocation)
- To conduct research or investigation into the nature and extent of genetic hybridity. — "Scientists decided to study genetic hybridity in the rare orchid species."
- measure genetic hybridity (collocation)
- To quantify or assess the degree of genetic hybridity in an organism or population. — "Researchers developed new methods to measure genetic hybridity in ancient DNA samples."
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