FlyBase curator comment: this entry is used to capture phenotypic information when the particular allele (or allele combination) used by the author could not be determined but the context of the experiment suggests that the phenotype being described is some kind of loss of function.
Got2unspecified/Df(2L)J69LH56R flies do not show normal pattern preference behaviour and they do not appear to be phototactic. Their electroretinograms are normal.
Got1Crimea, Got2unspecified has flightless | partially phenotype
Got1Crimea, Got2unspecified has partially lethal phenotype
Got1lo, Got2unspecified has flightless | partially phenotype
Got1lo, Got2unspecified has partially lethal phenotype
Got1Crimea, Got2unspecified has female semi-sterile phenotype
Got1lo Got2unspecified and Got1Crimea Got2unspecified double homozygotes have reduced viability, especially under crowded conditions. Those animals that do not survive die as externally normal pharate adults, and those that do survive eclose later than their control siblings. The surviving double homozygotes do not show normal pattern preference behaviour, often cannot fly, and they do not appear to be phototactic. Surviving Got1Crimea Got2unspecified females are usually sterile and their ovaries lack mature oocytes. 38% of Got1Crimea Got2unspecified flies have abnormal electroretinograms.
