In fruit flies, red eye color (A) is dominant to white eye color (a). If a fly is homozygous dominant for eye color, what pair of alleles does it possess?

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Sudayn · Answer 1 · 2023-04-03T01:50:51+0000

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AA

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The alleles that the fly has are AA. Homozygous means the same letter, and since it is dominant we know the letter is AA. The fly would have red eyes and pass its genes onto its children.

In fruit flies, red eye color (A) is dominant to white eye color (a). If a fly is homozygous dominant for eye color, what pair of alleles does it possess?

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