Please use the info provided in the figure to create the chart needed for figure 2. Another figure is the x male chart needed to complete this problem. Thank you for your help.

Figure 2. Branch diagram outlining the progeny expected from a cross between F1 males selected for Plum eyes and Stubble bristles (as shown in Figure 1), which also had a bushy phenotype, and pure-breeding females expressing all four unmapped recessive mutant traits. Curly (Cy), Plum (Pm), Dichaete (Di), and Stubble (Sb) are lethal markers with a dominant effect on phenotype that act as recessive lethals. The pure-breeding mutant females are homozygous wild-type for the lethal markers (cx+cX+ pm+pm+ di+di+ sb+sb+) and for all mutant traits. The Hh gene controls aggressiveness; while H-individuals are friendly, hh flies are mean. The speed at which flies move is controlled by the Ff gene; individuals with the F-genotype walk at normal speed, but ff flies move much faster. Flies with an A-genotype prefer fruit, but aa individuals select alcohol instead. Extra bristles make bb flies appear bushy, while B- individuals have a normal bristle number. NOTE: Draw all chromosomes for all possibilities. Include ratios for each branch. Male and female flies should be grouped. Use this diagram to complete Table 1. (8 pts) cyl cyt Icyt Di idit B Pmt A Pmt sbt/ sbt 9 F1 f M h Figure 2. Branch diagram outlining the progeny expected from a cross between F1 males selected for Plum eyes and Stubble bristles (as shown in Figure 1), which also had a bushy phenotype, and pure-breeding females expressing all four unmapped recessive mutant traits. Curly (Cy), Plum (Pm), Dichaete (Di), and Stubble (Sb) are lethal markers with a dominant effect on phenotype that act as recessive lethals. The pure-breeding mutant females are homozygous wild-type for the lethal markers (cx+cX+ pm+pm+ di+di+ sb+sb+) and for all mutant traits. The Hh gene controls aggressiveness; while H-individuals are friendly, hh flies are mean. The speed at which flies move is controlled by the Ff gene; individuals with the F-genotype walk at normal speed, but ff flies move much faster. Flies with an A-genotype prefer fruit, but aa individuals select alcohol instead. Extra bristles make bb flies appear bushy, while B- individuals have a normal bristle number. NOTE: Draw all chromosomes for all possibilities. Include ratios for each branch. Male and female flies should be grouped. Use this diagram to complete Table 1. (8 pts) cyl cyt Icyt Di idit B Pmt A Pmt sbt/ sbt 9 F1 f M h