Which of the following is NOT true of the fruit fly? A. One generation spans about 20 years. B. A new generation can be produced within weeks. C. There are 8 chromosomes in a diploid cell. D. Fruit flies are small and easy to maintain in a laboratory @Somy
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Fruit flies or Drosophila Melanogester has a lifespan of mere 40-50 days.
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Yep @Abhisar
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That is one of the reasons they are used as a test organism. Very cheap to keep around, no one really cares what you do to them, the have very short generation times and in a laboratory setting have consistent fecundity, and have a relatively small genome. The nematode C. elegans has the cell destiny of every cell from from the blastula (maybe earlier, cannot remember) to adult hood. Course it only has ~1050 cells as an adult.
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