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If a red-eye female fly is crossed with a red-eye male fly, could they produce offspring with white eyes? Briefly explain your a

nswer. Your answer must include a Punnett square that proves your answer.

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ivann1987 [24]2 years ago

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Yes, It is theoretically possible seeing that one or both of them have the gene for white eyes.

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