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A gynandromorph is an organism exhibiting both male and female traits. In butterflies, this phenomenon is visible due to sexual dimorphism, with the organism displaying either bilateral symmetry (one side male, the other female) or a mosaic pattern where the sexes are not distinctly separated.

1. (a) Correct
2. (b) Incorrect
3. (c) Indeterminate
4. (d) Not applicable

Correct answer: (a) Correct

Solution

The statement is true as gynandromorphs are organisms that exhibit both male and female characteristics, often due to chromosomal anomalies during development. This phenomenon is well-documented in sexually dimorphic species like butterflies.

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