The male fruit fly has an XY profile of the sex chromosomes, and the female has an XX profile of the sex chromosomes.
If a male is white-eyed, then it must have a white recessive allele on his only X chromosome and the red eyed female can be homozygous (having two dominant red eye alleles) or heterozygous (having both a dominant and a recessive allele).
If the female is homozygous then all of the offspring will be red-eyed, and if she's heterozygous then half of the offspring will be white eyed. (see the table provided below)
I'm pretty sure the answer is the third option.
If it's wrong, I'm sorry.
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Primary succession- soil needs to be rebuilt
Secondary succession- soil is still present
Pioneer succession- first species to arrive at an uninhabited environment
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