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White eyed flies = XwXw, XwY
Red eyed flies = XX, XwX, XY
XwXw (white eyed female) × XY (red eyed male)
| Gametes | Xw |
| X | XwX red eyed female |
| Y | XwY white eyed male |
In this cross, there will be no female with red eyes. So, answer is 0.
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