1. The recessive Drosophila mutation bobbed (b) is located on the X chromosome and causes short bristles. The recessive, autosomal mutation ebony (e) causes a dark body color. Male flies homozygous for bobbed bristles and ebony body were crossed with homozygous wild-type females. The F1 are intercrossed to produce the F2. Answer the following questions using the gene notation listed above. A. List the genotypes of the parental flies: Male Females B. List the genotypes of the F1 flies: F1 male F1 females C. List the expected genotypes and sexes of the F2 flies and their phenotypic proportions.

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1. The recessive Drosophila mutation bobbed (b) is located on the X chromosome and causes
short bristles. The recessive, autosomal mutation ebony (e) causes a dark body color. Male flies
homozygous for bobbed bristles and ebony body were crossed with homozygous wild-type
females. The F1 are intercrossed to produce the F2. Answer the following questions using the
gene notation listed above.
A. List the genotypes of the parental flies:
Male
Females
B. List the genotypes of the F1 flies:
F1 male
F1 females
C. List the expected genotypes and sexes of the F2 flies and their phenotypic proportions.
Transcribed Image Text:1. The recessive Drosophila mutation bobbed (b) is located on the X chromosome and causes short bristles. The recessive, autosomal mutation ebony (e) causes a dark body color. Male flies homozygous for bobbed bristles and ebony body were crossed with homozygous wild-type females. The F1 are intercrossed to produce the F2. Answer the following questions using the gene notation listed above. A. List the genotypes of the parental flies: Male Females B. List the genotypes of the F1 flies: F1 male F1 females C. List the expected genotypes and sexes of the F2 flies and their phenotypic proportions.
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