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Morgan used fruit flies to study how genes were passed down from parent to child. He concluded from his research that they were passed through chromosomes, and used his data to create the first genetic map.
Morgan use fruit flies because they were cheap and reproduced quicky.
Through his experiments on fruit flies, Morgan found that Mendel's principles applied to organisms and plants, and to humans as well. Thomas Hunt Morgan was an evolutionary biologist.
It showed that the father played an important role in determining the sex-linked traits of offspring.
Morgan's research lead to one of the common diagrams used to predict the result of crossbreeding, the Punnett square.
Morgan used fruit flies to study how genes were passed down from parent to child. He concluded from his research that they were passed through chromosomes, and used his data to create the first genetic map.
thomas hunt morgan studied fruit flies. :)
Morgan use fruit flies because they were cheap and reproduced quicky.
Through his experiments on fruit flies, Morgan found that Mendel's principles applied to organisms and plants, and to humans as well. Thomas Hunt Morgan was an evolutionary biologist.
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The scientist that studied fruit flies was Thomas Hunt Morgan. He was born in 1855 and died at the age of 79 in 1945. He was an evolutionary biologist.
The sample size should include several hundred fruit flies, at the very least. The more fruit flies there are in the experiment, the more accurate it will be.
He gave an understanding of how chromosomes effect heredity.
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It showed that the father played an important role in determining the sex-linked traits of offspring.
Morgan's research lead to one of the common diagrams used to predict the result of crossbreeding, the Punnett square.