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Cross | Parents | F1 Progeny | ||
Female | Male | Female | Male | |
A | Apricot | Red | Red | Apricot |
B | Brown | Red | Red | Red |
C | Red | Purple | Red | Red |
D | Red | Apricot | Red | Red |
E | Carnation | Red | Red | Carnation |
F | Purple | Red | Red | Red |
G | Red | Brown | Red | Red |
H | Red | Carnation | Red | Red |
Four eye-color mutants in Drosophila -- apricot, brown, carnation, and purple -- are inherited as recessive traits. Red is the dominant wild-type color of fruit-fly eyes. Eight crosses (A to H) are made between parents from pure-breeding lines. The results are shown in the table.
Part A
Which of these eye-color mutants are X-linked recessive?
Part B
Which of these eye-color mutants are autosomal recessive?
Part C
Part D
Part E
Part F
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