An ebony strain of flies was discovered to be sensitive to carbon dioxide. Crossing a female sensitive strain with a male resistant strain gave all sensitive offspring. The offspring of an F1 female crossed with a resistant male were all sensitive. Simulate a reciprocal cross up to the F2 generation. label your reciprocal cross and the colors of the nucleus and the cytoplasm, and the phenotypes of all individuals in the reciprocal cross. Big green Male cytoplasm Big red Female cytoplasm Small half-green-half-red F1 nucleus Small green Male nucleus Small red Female nucleus

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An ebony strain of flies was discovered to be sensitive to carbon dioxide. Crossing a female sensitive strain with a male resistant strain gave all sensitive offspring. The offspring of an F1 female crossed with a resistant male were all sensitive.

Simulate a reciprocal cross up to the F2 generation. label your reciprocal cross and the colors of the nucleus and the cytoplasm, and the phenotypes of all individuals in the reciprocal cross.

Big green Male cytoplasm

Big red Female cytoplasm

Small half-green-half-red F1 nucleus

Small green Male nucleus

Small red Female nucleus

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