P generation White-eyed female Red-eyed male X"X"Y х*Y Separation of Xs (90% of time) Nondisjunction of Xs (10% of time) Gametes x"Y Fertilization F, generation Sperm x*X"Y XYY x*Y Red-eyed female White-eyed male Progeny resulting from separation of Xs Red-eyed female White-eyed male X"X"Y X*X"xw Red-eyed metafemale (dies) female x*Y White-eyed Progeny resulting from nondisjunction YY Red-eyed male Dies F, flies Red-eyed females V2 XX, V2 XXY White-eyed males XY, V½ XY Results Chromosomes observed White-eyed females XY Red-eyed males XY

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When Bridges crossed white-eyed females with red-eyed males, he obtained a few red-eyed males and white-eyed females (see Figure ). What types of offspring would be produced if these red-eyed males and white-eyed females were crossed with each other?

P generation
White-eyed
female
Red-eyed
male
X"X"Y
х*Y
Separation of
Xs (90% of time)
Nondisjunction
of Xs (10% of time)
Gametes x"Y
Fertilization
F, generation
Sperm
x*X"Y
XYY
x*Y
Red-eyed
female
White-eyed
male
Progeny
resulting from
separation
of Xs
Red-eyed
female
White-eyed
male
X"X"Y
X*X"xw
Red-eyed
metafemale (dies) female
x*Y
White-eyed
Progeny
resulting from
nondisjunction
YY
Red-eyed
male
Dies
F, flies
Red-eyed females V2 XX, V2 XXY
White-eyed males XY, V½ XY
Results
Chromosomes observed
White-eyed females XY
Red-eyed males
XY
Transcribed Image Text:P generation White-eyed female Red-eyed male X"X"Y х*Y Separation of Xs (90% of time) Nondisjunction of Xs (10% of time) Gametes x"Y Fertilization F, generation Sperm x*X"Y XYY x*Y Red-eyed female White-eyed male Progeny resulting from separation of Xs Red-eyed female White-eyed male X"X"Y X*X"xw Red-eyed metafemale (dies) female x*Y White-eyed Progeny resulting from nondisjunction YY Red-eyed male Dies F, flies Red-eyed females V2 XX, V2 XXY White-eyed males XY, V½ XY Results Chromosomes observed White-eyed females XY Red-eyed males XY
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