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9. With reference to eye color phenotypes produced by the recessive, autosomal, unlinked brown and scarlet...

9. With reference to eye color phenotypes produced by the recessive, autosomal, unlinked brown and scarlet loci in Drosophila, predict the F1 and F2 results of the following P1 crosses. When both the brown and the scarlet alleles are homozygous, no pigment is produced, and the eyes are white. a.) wild type x white b.) wild type x scarlet c.) brown x white Please show work

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