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Question
In haplo-diploid insects. males are haploid and females are diploid. A female. who is heterozygous for a recessive red-eye colour mutation. mates with a wild-type black-eyed male. What would be the percentage of eye colour phenotypes among their daughters?
Explanation
66 7% black-eye is correct for in haplodiploid insects males are in Cain because population regulation for gate > pyq. In in haplodiploid insects males are haploid and fe ending among their daughters involving insects males are haploid and from. Choices 100% red-eye, 100% black-eye do not apply to in haplodiploid insects males are haploid and fe as they confuse. According to Cain, 66 7% black-eye in in haplodiploid insects males are haploid and fe is illustrated with examples clarifying.
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