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Two true-breeding recessive mutant strains of fruit flies have black body color instead of the wild-type gray. When the two strains are crossed, all the F1 flies have wild-type body color. How can these data be interpreted?(a) Recombination occurred(b) Complementation occurred(c) The mutations involved affect two different genesd.) Both (b) and (c)
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