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At atmospheric pressure
760 torr or 760 mmHg or 15 psi
Answer:
APAP x apap
Explanation:
Let us assume that the allele for wing is represented by ap.
The wild type is the strain that is common in natural condition, that is, winged condition. Hence, since both flies are homozygous, the mutant genotype is depicted as apap, while the wild type's genotype will be denoted as APAP.
The cross will be denoted as: APAP x apap
The offspring will be: APap, APap, APap and APap