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6. The white gene in Drosophila is on the X chromosome and wº (red) is dominant over w (white). A red-eyed female is crossed
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Genotype of male will be : XwY

This is because in male, white in color that will be expressed when even 1 copy of the gene is present in recessive gene on X chromosome.

B.Red eyed female is crossed with white eyed male

Genotype of the female would be : Xw+Xw .Only when female possess one dominant and one recessive copy of the color gene, it is possible that progeny are 25%red male, 25% red female, 25% white male and 25% white female.

This can be proved in the below punnet square:

female * male

Xw+Xw * XwY   

male

female Xw Y
Xw+ Xw+Xw female red Xw+Y male red
Xw XwXw female white XwY male white
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