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How to tell the sex of a fly.....

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A woman walked into the kitchen to find her husband stalking around with a fly swatter.

 

"What are you doing?" She asked.

 

"Hunting Flies" He responded.

 

"Oh. Killing any?" She asked.

 

"Yep, 3 males, 2 Females," he replied.

 

Intrigued, she asked. "How can you tell?"

 

He responded, "3 were on a beer can, 2 were on the phone."

 

Hee hee! You know what the sad thing is? I actually know how to sex flies. That's all we did in genetics. Damn Drosophila! :-x

Ive always wanted to know how to tell the sex of a fly because with that information I bet I could come up with some kick ass chat up lines, he-yeah!

oh my! lol

LMAO... how creepy!

Ive always wanted to know how to tell the sex of a fly because with that information I bet I could come up with some kick ass chat up lines' date=' he-yeah![/quote']

 

Hmm... let's see how much of genetics I can remember. Male flies will have more bristles on their legs (ie. hairier legs). Females have a more rounded abdomen and are much larger than males. I think it is the females that have the darker body. I tell you, that was the most disgusting 4 months of my life. We had to knock hundreds of flies out with CO2, then sex them and separate them by eye color. The CO2 in our lab didn't work half the time so the flies would still be moving on the platform. *shudders* Bad, bad memories. :( But it's over! I never have to take a genetics course again. :D Man, that was a lot of useless information, eh? :lol:

 

This information is only for Drosophila meloagaster: http://www2.biology.ualberta.ca/courses.hp/bio207.hp/lab/fly_lab/m_f_fly.gif

http://www2.biology.ualberta.ca/courses.hp/bio207.hp/lab/fly_lab/fly_eye_colour.gif

Ive always wanted to know how to tell the sex of a fly because with that information I bet I could come up with some kick ass chat up lines' date=' he-yeah![/quote']

 

Hmm... let's see how much of genetics I can remember. Male flies will have more bristles on their legs (ie. hairier legs). Females have a more rounded abdomen and are much larger than males. I think it is the females that have the darker body. I tell you, that was the most disgusting 4 months of my life. We had to knock hundreds of flies out with CO2, then sex them and separate them by eye color. The CO2 in our lab didn't work half the time so the flies would still be moving on the platform. *shudders* Bad, bad memories. :( But it's over! I never have to take a genetics course again. :D Man, that was a lot of useless information, eh? :lol:

 

This information is only for Drosophila meloagaster: http://www2.biology.ualberta.ca/courses.hp/bio207.hp/lab/fly_lab/m_f_fly.gif

http://www2.biology.ualberta.ca/courses.hp/bio207.hp/lab/fly_lab/fly_eye_colour.gif

 

I like genetics! :shrug:

I haven't done the fly thing yet though. Maybe that's why... lol

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WOW Jess....funny....in Genetics/Biology class I don't recall playing with flies..........not the kinds with wings anyway..... ;)

lol! me too.

i rember my sister hitting a fly with her hand and blood gushed everywhere!! *shudders*

Male flies will have more bristles on their legs (ie. hairier legs).

 

Ah! Perfect for my chat up line!

 

"Hey, male flies have hairier legs than females so you can check mine out tomorow mornin biatch 8) .... Wait, where are you going?"

lol!!!!

 

now thats a keeper!

Ah no Amanda's seen my line! I was gonna use it on her... :P

Ive always wanted to know how to tell the sex of a fly because with that information I bet I could come up with some kick ass chat up lines' date=' he-yeah![/quote']

 

Hmm... let's see how much of genetics I can remember. Male flies will have more bristles on their legs (ie. hairier legs). Females have a more rounded abdomen and are much larger than males. I think it is the females that have the darker body. I tell you, that was the most disgusting 4 months of my life. We had to knock hundreds of flies out with CO2, then sex them and separate them by eye color. The CO2 in our lab didn't work half the time so the flies would still be moving on the platform. *shudders* Bad, bad memories. :( But it's over! I never have to take a genetics course again. :D Man, that was a lot of useless information, eh? :lol:

 

This information is only for Drosophila meloagaster: http://www2.biology.ualberta.ca/courses.hp/bio207.hp/lab/fly_lab/m_f_fly.gif

http://www2.biology.ualberta.ca/courses.hp/bio207.hp/lab/fly_lab/fly_eye_colour.gif

That was terrific!!! LMAO
Ah no Amanda's seen my line! I was gonna use it on her... :P

;)

Ah no Amanda's seen my line! I was gonna use it on her... :P

 

 

you meany :x :x :x :cry: :D ;)

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