Question

a diploid individual carrying two identical alleles at a given gene locus is called
multiple choice
○ homologous.
○ homozygous.
○ heterozygous.
○ dihybrid.

Explanation:

The question defines a diploid individual with two identical alleles at a gene locus. "Homozygous" specifically refers to this genetic state. "Homologous" describes chromosomes, "heterozygous" means two different alleles, and "dihybrid" involves two gene loci.

Answer:

B. homozygous.