A monohybrid cross is performed between a wild-type fruit fly and a mutant fruit fly called "apterous" (ap). If both flies are homozygous, write out the parental genotypes. After the cross, what would you expect to be the phenotypic ratio of the offspring? If both flies are heterozygous, write out the parental genotypes. After the cross, what would you expect to be the phenotypic ratio of the offspring?

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A monohybrid cross is performed between a wild-type fruit fly and a mutant fruit fly called "apterous" (ap). If both flies are homozygous, write out the parental genotypes. After the cross, what would you expect to be the phenotypic ratio of the offspring? If both flies are heterozygous, write out the parental genotypes. After the cross, what would you expect to be the phenotypic ratio of the offspring?

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Question Text	A monohybrid cross is performed between a wild-type fruit fly and a mutant fruit fly called "apterous" (ap). If both flies are homozygous, write out the parental genotypes. After the cross, what would you expect to be the phenotypic ratio of the offspring? If both flies are heterozygous, write out the parental genotypes. After the cross, what would you expect to be the phenotypic ratio of the offspring?
Topic	All topics
Subject	Biology
Class	Class 11

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