Bracts are absent from the femur in mutant animals.
Homozygous clones in the labium result in a loss of sensory hairs.
Homozygotes have a normal labium except for the absence of bristles.
pbunspecified, ssunspecified has visible | somatic clone phenotype
Scrunspecified, pbunspecified, ssunspecified has visible | somatic clone phenotype
Scrunspecified, hth5E04, pbunspecified, ssunspecified has visible | somatic clone phenotype
pbunspecified, ssunspecified has leg | ectopic | somatic clone phenotype
pbunspecified, ssunspecified has unguis | ectopic | somatic clone phenotype
pbunspecified, ssunspecified has labellum | somatic clone phenotype
Scrunspecified, pbunspecified, ssunspecified has leg | ectopic | somatic clone phenotype
Scrunspecified, pbunspecified, ssunspecified has labellum | somatic clone phenotype
Scrunspecified, hth5E04, pbunspecified, ssunspecified has leg | ectopic | somatic clone phenotype
Scrunspecified, hth5E04, pbunspecified, ssunspecified has labellum | somatic clone phenotype
pbunspecified ssunspecified double mutant clones, pbunspecified Scrunspecified ssunspecified triple mutant clones and pbunspecified Scrunspecified hth5E04 ssunspecified mutant clones in the labium result in a 100% penetrant transformation of labium to stunted legs. These legs have claws and appear to be composed of three segments, but show no sign of tarsal articulation.