Biology · Genetics
What is the primary genetic difference between gynandromorphs and intersexes in Drosophila?
- 1Intersexes are genetically uniform throughout their bodies, whereas gynandromorphs are mosaics consisting of genetically distinct male and female tissues.✓
- 2Intersexes are mosaic throughout their bodies, whereas gynandromorphs are genetically uniform.
- 3Intersexes are completely fertile, whereas gynandromorphs are always sterile and uniform.
- 4Intersexes are genetically uniform throughout their bodies, whereas gynandromorphs consist of four genetically different tissue types.
Correct answer
Intersexes are genetically uniform throughout their bodies, whereas gynandromorphs are mosaics consisting of genetically distinct male and female tissues.
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