Consider the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster, a common model organism used in genetics. Drosophila, like peas, have many visible phenotypic traits that can easily be studied in the laboratory. In this organism, gray body color is dominant over ebony body color and long wings are dominant over vestigial (stunted)wings. The following crosses are the P1 generation. All P1 organisms are true-breeding (homozygous). Choose symbols for your genes. Remember that the same gene must have the same letter -use the capital for a dominant allele and lowercase for a recessive allele. Indicate the genotype and phenotype for the F1 organisms for each cross. Then indicate the genotypic and phenotypic ratio for the F2 generations (F1 crossed with F1) or the next generation as noted.. 1- gray body long wings Xebony body vestigial wings 2- gray body vestigial wings X ebony body long wings 3- gray body long wings X gray body vestigial wings.