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I need the results of the F1 and F2 generation using Punnet Square for: 1. Monohybrid...

I need the results of the F1 and F2 generation using Punnet Square for:

1. Monohybrid cross between Parent gen. phenotypes scarlet and sepia drosophila

2. Dihybrid cross between Parent gen. phentotypes scarlet and yellow drosophila

with ratios.

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Monohybrid cross between parental phenotyes scarlet and sepia are in the image below :

Dihybrid cross between parental phenotye scarlet and yellow drosophila is in the image below :

Phenotyes in F2 generation are :

9 = scarlet and yellow drosophila

3 = scarlet and grey drosophila

3 = sepia and yellow drosophila

1 = sepia and grey drosophila

Genotypes are of various types. Total genotypes are 16.

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