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Biology, 25.11.2020 08:40, douglastheboy

En Drosophila existe una mutación llamada Curly (Cy) que da lugar a que el ala se curve hacia arriba. Cuando se cruza un macho Cy con una hembra virgen Cy, la F1 está formada por 207 moscas Cy y 101 moscas normales. ¿Puede proponer una hipótesis para explicar estos resultados?

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