Problem 9: Notch wing (N) is a dominant, sex-linked mutant of Drosophila melanogaster (fruit flies) on the X- chromosome. Ebony (ee) body is a recessive, autosomal mutant on chromosome III. Brown (bb) eyes are autosomal recessive on chromosome II. A homozygous notched-wing female is crossed to an ebony-bodied and brown-eyed male. All of the F1 males and females were phenotypically notched wing. The F1 males and females were crossed to produce an F2. At what frequency is a notch, ebony and brown male expected in the F2? O never 01/8 1/64 01/16 O 1/32
Problem 9: Notch wing (N) is a dominant, sex-linked mutant of Drosophila melanogaster (fruit flies) on the X- chromosome. Ebony (ee) body is a recessive, autosomal mutant on chromosome III. Brown (bb) eyes are autosomal recessive on chromosome II. A homozygous notched-wing female is crossed to an ebony-bodied and brown-eyed male. All of the F1 males and females were phenotypically notched wing. The F1 males and females were crossed to produce an F2. At what frequency is a notch, ebony and brown male expected in the F2? O never 01/8 1/64 01/16 O 1/32
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Transcribed Image Text:Problem 9: Notch wing (N) is a dominant, sex-linked mutant of Drosophila melanogaster (fruit flies) on the X-
chromosome. Ebony (ee) body is a recessive, autosomal mutant on chromosome III. Brown (bb) eyes are autosomal
recessive on chromosome II. A homozygous notched-wing female is crossed to an ebony-bodied and brown-eyed male.
All of the F1 males and females were phenotypically notched wing. The F1 males and females were crossed to produce
an F2. At what frequency is a notch, ebony and brown male expected in the F2?
O never
01/8
1/64
01/16
O 1/32

Transcribed Image Text:Problem 10: Using the same F1 xF1 cross from problem 9, at what frequency is a notch, ebony and brown female
expected in the F2?
01/16
01/8
1/64
O 1/32
O never
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