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Otra definicion de Hibrido

viernes, 18 de mayo de 2007

Para entender mejor la definicion de "Hibrido", buscamos en otra fuente ("Biologia" por el autor Thomas g. Overmire, en la pagina 311) y encontramos esto:

Hibrido

Termino que identifica a la generacion F1, describe a todos los heterocigotos (no se autoperpetuan)

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