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In a cross between a true-breeding yellow-brown male and a true-breeding black female fruit fly, all members of the F1 generation are yellow-brown. After F1 intercross, the F2 generation is made up of 300 yellow-brown and 100 black individuals. Then, one student performs 12 one-to-one cross experiments by randomly picking yellow-brown males and black females from the F2 generation. What would be the expected results based on Mendel's laws?
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