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Assuming independent assortment, what classes of progeny are expected from the following cross and in what proportions? F, wm/w+mt female x wm/Y male There would be four classes of progeny in a 1:1:1:1 ratio with eye color and wing form phenotypes determined by the female gametes: w*m* w*m, wm*, and wm. There would be four classes of progeny in a 9:3:3:1 ratio with eye color and wing form phenotypes determined by the female gametes: wimt, wim, wmt, and wm. There would be two classes of progeny in a 3:1 ratio with eye color and wing form phenotypes determined by the female gametes: w m* and wm. There would be two classes of progeny in a 1:1 ratio with eye color and wing form phenotypes determined by the female gametes: w m* and wm.

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Assuming independent assortment, there would be four classes of progeny in a 1:1:1:1 ratio with eye color and wing form phenotypes determined by the female gametes: w*m* w*m, wm*, and wm. There would be four classes of progeny in a 9:3:3:1 ratio with eye color and wing form phenotypes determined by the female gametes: wimt, wim, wmt, and wm. There would be two classes of progeny in a 3:1 ratio with eye color and wing form phenotypes determined by the female gametes: w m* and wm. There would be two classes of progeny in a 1:1 ratio with eye color and wing form phenotypes determined by the female gametes: w m* and wm.

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