When pure breeding red dragons with large wings are mated with pure breeding green dragons with small wings (for simplicity one gene for each phenotype). All the F1 progeny are red dragons with large wings. What are the resulting phenotypes of a cross between the F1 dragons and the pure breeding green dragons with small wings?

When pure breeding red dragons with large wings are mated with pure breeding green dragons with small wings (for simplicity one gene for each phenotype). All the F1 progeny are red dragons with large wings. What are the resulting phenotypes of a cross between the F1 dragons and the pure breeding green dragons with small wings?

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