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Part B - Experimental Results: The F2 Generation

In one of Morgan's experiments, he crossed his newly discovered white-eyed male with a red-eyed female. (Note that all of the females at that time were homozygous for red eyes because the allele for white eyes had not yet propagated through Morgan's flies.) All of the F1 flies produced by this cross (both males and females) had red eyes.
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When a homozygous red-eyed female was crossed with the white-eyed male (w+w+ _ wY), the resulting F1 females were w+w and the F1 males were w+ Y. Crossing the F1 males and F1 females would yield these results: All the F2 females would have red eyes, although some would be homozygous (w+w+ ) and others would be heterozygous (w+w). Half the F2 males would have red eyes (w+ Y), and half would have white eyes (wY).
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