Biology · Genetics
When a female Drosophila having a white-eye trait (X-linked recessive trait) is crossed with a male having the dominant red-eye trait, what would be the distribution of these traits in the F1 generation offspring?
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- 1All offspring will be red-eyed.
- 2All offspring will be white-eyed.
- 3All F1 males will be white-eyed and females will be red-eyed.✓
- 4All F1 males will be red-eyed and females will be white-eyed.
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All F1 males will be white-eyed and females will be red-eyed.
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