1. Using the terms cis and trans (which are also known as coupled and repulsion, respectively) Describe the allelic configuration of the heterozygous F1 individual. 2. Determine the gene order and the map distances between the genes.

1. Using the terms cis and trans (which are also known as coupled and repulsion, respectively) Describe the allelic configuration of the heterozygous F1 individual. 2. Determine the gene order and the map distances between the genes.

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Chapter13: Observing Patterns In Inherited Traits

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