In fruit flies normal wings are dominant over vestigial wings. If a homozygous normal-winged fly and vestigial-winged fly were crossed, what would the phenotype of the fly offspring be?

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Since normal wings are dominant and the cross involves a homozygous normal-winged fly, all offspring will display the dominant phenotype, which is normal wings.

In Fruit Flies Normal Wings Are Dominant Over Vestigial Wings