In Drosophila, the recessive mutations hairy (h) causes a hairy body and curled (cu) causes curled wings. The two loci are on the same chromosome. You cross a hairy fly with a curled fly to make F1 progeny that are heterozygous at both loci. You then test cross the F1 female progeny to males that have the hairy and curled phenotypes.   1. Which of the following F2 phenotypes will be the product of recombination in the F1 female? [multiple answers possible]   Group of answer choices   wild type   curled

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