What are the expected phenotypic ratios in the F, generation? If one of the F, males is mated to an F, female, what are the expected results in the F generation?

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Bar eye in Drosophila is X-linked and exhibits incomplete dominance. Wild-type females
have an average of 810 facets in the eye, while homozygous Bar females have an average
of 59 facets. Heterozygous females have a kidney-shaped eye with an average of 447
facets. Males have either wild-type-shaped eyes with about 810 facets or Bar eyes with
about 60 facets.
8.19
a. Why do no males show an intermediate phenotype?
An autosomal recessive allele purple results in purple eyes when homozygous. A female
with Bar but red eyes is mated to a male with normal-shaped but purple eyes.
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b. What are the expected phenotypic ratios in the F, generation?
c. If one of the F, males is mated to an F, female, what are the expected results in the F,
generation?
Transcribed Image Text:Bar eye in Drosophila is X-linked and exhibits incomplete dominance. Wild-type females have an average of 810 facets in the eye, while homozygous Bar females have an average of 59 facets. Heterozygous females have a kidney-shaped eye with an average of 447 facets. Males have either wild-type-shaped eyes with about 810 facets or Bar eyes with about 60 facets. 8.19 a. Why do no males show an intermediate phenotype? An autosomal recessive allele purple results in purple eyes when homozygous. A female with Bar but red eyes is mated to a male with normal-shaped but purple eyes. chapter 7 pdf chapter 6.pdf 8.7 Summary: the inheritance and phenotypes of two separate genes | 337 b. What are the expected phenotypic ratios in the F, generation? c. If one of the F, males is mated to an F, female, what are the expected results in the F, generation?
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