2. Answer: Option D is
correct.
White eyes = Recessive = Xw
Red eyes = Dominant = XW
Straight wings = Recessive = c
Curly wings = Dominant = C
Parental cross: XwXw cc X XWY CC
F1 progeny: XWXwCc XwYCc
F1 selfing: XWXwCc X XwYCc
Required progeny: XWYcc
Frequency = 1/4 X 1/4
= 1/16
3. Answer: Option C is
correct.
Colorblindenss = Recessive = Xw
Normal vision = Dominant = XW
Normal allele = Recessive = h
Huntington's allele = Dominant = H
Susan's father = XwYHh
Susan's mother = XWXWhh
Susan's brother = XWYHh
Susan's husband = XWYhh
Susan = XWXwHh or XWXwhh
Parental cross: XwXw cc X XWYhh
Probability for a girl = 1/2
Probability for a girl with a normal vision = 1
Probability for a girl with Huntington allele = 1/4
Combined frequency = 1/2 X 1 X 1/4
= 1/8
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