"In the P (parental) generation, a female fly with pink eyes and short antennae was crossed with a male fly having red eyes and
long antennae. When two F1 individuals were crossed and a large number of F2 individuals were counted, there were NO F2 individuals with pink eyes and long antennae, and NO F2 individuals with red eyes and short antennae." This result contradicts which hypothesis?
The correct answer in this question is letter B. The male reproductive parts of a flower are called stamens. It is composed of an anther and a filament. The pollen, which is located in the anther, contains the male reproductive cells.
