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In fruit flies, long wings (W) is dominant over short wings (w). What is the phenotype of a fruit fly that is a hybrid? Group of answer choices WW short winged long winged Ww
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In fruit flies, long wings (W) is dominant over short wings (w). What is the phenotype of a fruit fly that is a hybrid?
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