Question textFrom the figure shown below:A. What combination of crosses is shown in (a) and (b)? A set of Answer 1 Question 2[input] crosses. Provide a single word answer. (1 mark)B. Give the phenotypic ratio of progeny from a cross between an F1 female from cross A and an F1 male from cross B. Assume the parental strains are true-breeding. (3 marks)fill in ALL boxes, giving a whole number, including 0, in each. Give the SIMPLEST ratio (e.g. 1:3, not 2:6). Provide answer as a numeral e.g. '1' not 'one'Answer 2 Question 2[input] red eyed females : Answer 3 Question 2[input] red eyed males : Answer 4 Question 2[input] white eyed females : Answer 5 Question 2[input] white eyed malesMultiple fill-in-the-blank
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