Mutation: Lobe eye shape P generation Phenotypes: Normal Lobe female X male Fi generation Phenntvne Females Males Total Ratio Normal Lobe RXF, Phenotypes: Normal Normal female X male F. generation Phenotvoe Females Males Total Ratio Normal 6 Lobe F. Punnett square Fa Punnett square This mutation is inherited as: _dominant autosomal (da) recessive autosomal (ra) recessive sex-linked (rs)

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