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An experiment is carried out to explore inheritance of the bar-eyed trait in fruit flies. Homozygous bar-eyed and wild-type flies are mated, producing two F1 generations. Then crossing of F1 offsprings produces two F2 generations.
Here are the data from those 4 crosses which records one hundred offspring from each cross.
Which of the following is the the pattern of inheritance for bar-eyed?

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Autosomal dominant
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Autosomal recessive
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Sex-linked dominant
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Sex-linked recessive
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Cannot be determined by the information given
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Solution

The correct option is C Sex-linked dominant
In the given experiment, the cross between a homozygous bar-eyed and wild type flies 51 bar-eyed males, and 47 bar -eyed females. further, in the cross of F1 generation gives rise to 22 bar -eyed males, 51 bar eyed females, 27 wild type males, and 0 wild type females. This shows that the bar-eyed trait in fruit flies is a sex-linked dominant trait

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