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Can someone please help me explain this hynothesis in complete sentences.in regard Can someone please helo me explain vpothesis in complete sentences.in regard to the Punnett square with the following cross. Also is there segregation occurrin explain g in this cross below if so why it that pleas help me A gene that is carry on the X chromosome in female fruit flies will affect male fruit flies. Fl Generation: Red eyes males X White eyes female W+ W Red eye female White eye male w+ W Red eye female White eye male

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This hypothesis is given by Thomas Hunt Morgan.

A male fruit fly with white eyes rather than the normal red crossed the white-eyed male with a homozygous red eyed (W+W) female fly, then the all of the First generation(F1) offspring had red, which indicates that white eyes was a recessive trait as carry on to study fruit flies, and found that when crossed flies from the first generation, white eyes(WY) only appeared in males; thus he hypothesized that red eyes are dominant to white eyes and that the gene for eye color was located on the X chromosomes and not the Y chromosome. Heterozygous females had two X chromosomes. So, the dominant allele for red eyes covered the recessive allele for white eyes males, however only had one X chromosome .Thus, if males were white-eyed, they had inherited the X chromosome carrying the white eyed gene male have an XY genotype all of a male's sex-linked genes are expressed males have no second copies of sex-linked genes.