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When you go cross eyed and the wind changes do you stay like that?

No, going cross-eyed is a temporary muscle movement and has no association with the direction of the wind. Once you stop intentionally crossing your eyes, they will naturally return to their normal position.


Is the green-eyed monster's name?

The term "green-eyed monster" is often used to refer to jealousy, but it doesn't have a specific name. The phrase is famously attributed to Shakespeare's play "Othello," where it symbolizes the destructive nature of jealousy. While it personifies jealousy, it doesn't imply that the monster itself has a distinct name.


What is the meaning of black onyx on a cross?

Black onyx on a cross symbolizes protection, strength, and grounding. It is believed to help prevent negative energy from entering one's life and provide a sense of stability and inner peace.


What if in the above cross 100 males were produced and 200 females how many total red eyed flies would there be?

If 100 out of the 300 flies are males, and all males have red eyes, then 100 red-eyed male flies would be produced. If 50% of the 200 female flies have red eyes, then 100 red-eyed female flies would also be produced. Therefore, there would be a total of 200 red-eyed flies: 100 males and 100 females.


Explain why morgan did not find white-eyed female d melanogaster in the f2 generation when he crossed white-eyed males with red-eyed females?

Morgan did not find white-eyed female Drosophila melanogaster in the F2 generation because the gene for eye color is located on the X chromosome. Since the white eye trait is recessive and carried on the X chromosome, the F1 generation produced all red-eyed females (carrying one normal X allele from the red-eyed mother) and white-eyed males (carrying the recessive white allele inherited from the white-eyed father). Therefore, there were no white-eyed females in the F2 generation because they would need to inherit a white allele from both parents, which was not possible in this particular cross.