what would f1 and f2 offering phenotypes be when crossing a white eyed female fruit fly...
what would f1 and f2 offering phenotypes be when crossing a white eyed female fruit fly with a wild type/red eyed male?
in f1 I got all males white eyes and all females red eyes. f2 hasnt hatched and would like to know what to expect.
thank you.
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