Fly images for paternity exclusion in fruit flies analysis.
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The question appears to involve identifying or analyzing images of fruit flies for paternity exclusion based on their physical traits, specifically color variations. The aim seems to be to understand inheritance patterns or perform a genetic analysis.
Answer
Number 7 (Red, Brown) is excluded.
Based on the eye and body color phenotypes, fly number 7 (Red, Brown) is likely excluded from being offspring of the female Sepia, Ebony and male Sepia, Brown parents.
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Based on the eye and body color phenotypes, fly number 7 (Red, Brown) is likely excluded from being offspring of the female Sepia, Ebony and male Sepia, Brown parents.
More Information
Paternity exclusion in fruit flies often involves identifying mismatches in phenotypic traits, such as eye color or body color. Red, Brown (fly 7) differs significantly from the parents' colors.
Tips
Common mistakes include not considering all genetic traits or improperly assessing the trait inheritance.
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