Adv1/+ flies exhibit fusion between L1 and L2 via a bridge of ectopic vein at approximately same proximal-distal position as the anterior cross-vein.
Mutants show a spur from L1 that runs further than L1 does normally, most apparent at the base of the wing.
First longitudinal wing vein split, follows the route of the second vein up to the level of the anterior crossvein where it turns toward the margin, branching twice. Third longitudinal vein is no longer attached to L1. Heterozygote viable.
Adv1 has wing vein L1 phenotype, enhanceable by bs03267/bs[+]
Adv1 has wing vein L2 phenotype, enhanceable by bs03267/bs[+]
Adv1 has wing vein L1 phenotype, enhanceable by Egfr[+]/EgfrE1
Adv1 has wing vein L2 phenotype, enhanceable by Egfr[+]/EgfrE1
Adv1 has wing vein L1 phenotype, enhanceable by pan[+]/panunspecified
Adv1 has wing vein L2 phenotype, enhanceable by pan[+]/panunspecified
Adv1 has wing vein | ectopic phenotype, enhanceable by pan[+]/panunspecified
bs03267, EgfrE1 and panunspecified all dominantly enhance the 'additional vein' phenotype of Adv1/+ flies.
While complementation data indicate that the recessive lethality of In(2R)Adv is due to disruption of en, en expression appears normal in heterozygotes, suggesting that the dominant "additional vein" phenotype of this inversion is not due to its effects on en.