41) A pea plant known to be heterozygous at three loci is test crossed. The progeny phenotypes and thefrequencies are as follows:abç+++abc+bca++++cab++b+a+c455470353337 --35460475bac+++What is the linkage arrangement of the genes?a) abcb) bacc) acbe) ab are linked c assorts independentlyd) ac are linked b assorts independently

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Description: 41) A pea plant known to be heterozygous at three loci is test crossed. The progeny phenotypes and thefrequencies are as follows:abç+++abc+bca++++cab++b+a+c455470353337 --35460475bac+++What is the linkage arrangement of the genes?a) abcb) bacc) acbe

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41) A pea plant known to be heterozygous at three loci is test crossed. The progeny phenotypes and the frequencies are as follows: abça +++ abc +bc a++ ++c ab+ +b+ a+c 455 470 35 33 37 35 460 475 бас +++ What is the linkage arrangement of the genes? b) bac a) abc c) acb e) ab are linked c assorts independently d) ac are linked b assorts independently

41) A pea plant known to be heterozygous at three loci is test crossed. The progeny phenotypes and the frequencies are as follows: abça +++ abc +bc a++ ++c ab+ +b+ a+c 455 470 35 33 37 35 460 475 бас +++ What is the linkage arrangement of the genes? b) bac a) abc c) acb e) ab are linked c assorts independently d) ac are linked b assorts independently

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Chapter11: The Basic Principles Of Heredity

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Problem 11TYU: Individuals of genotype AaBb were mated to individuals of genotype aabb. One thousand offspring were...

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