I. In the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster, tan body color (B) is dominant to black (b), anddark red eyes (E) is dominant to bright orange (e). A black fly, heterozygous for eye color(Fly #1) is crossed to an orange eyed fly, heterozygous for body color (Fly #2). What are...Genotypes of the parents?x #2Gametes from each parent?Ratios of gametes from each parent?Complete the following Punnett square. Indicate gamete genotypes from each parentand all offspring genotypes.Fly #1What proportion of offspring are...Tan & dark red?Tan & orange?Black & dark red?Black & orange?Probability (P) of Aa Bb Dd = P (Aa)A.B.II. What is the probability that this pair of parents will produce the indicated offspring?Aa Bb DD x aa Bb DdAa Bb Dd. Punnett squares for each trait can help with this!IC.Mode of inheritance =|| OIVBIO 340 ACTIVITY #3: HYBRID CROSSES, PROBABILITY & PEDIGREESName (Last, First)III. For each of these three pedigrees, determine the likely mode of inheritance and theprobability that individual will express the trait.I"OIIIIVMode of inheritance =||I-8-8-8x P (Bb)#1#1--OMode of inheritance =#1Fly #2우ㅜIV OTº#2OD#2Ox P (Dd)OP() expresses trait =P() expresses trait =ODP() expresses trait =12

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Description: I. In the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster, tan body color (B) is dominant to black (b), anddark red eyes (E) is dominant to bright orange (e). A black fly, heterozygous for eye color(Fly #1) is crossed to an orange eyed fly, heterozygous for body