5] A cis conformation heterozygote is crossed with a double homozygote and 100 offspring are observed. There are 15 Ab/ab, 15 aB/ab, 35 AB/ab and 35 ab/ab. What is the distance between the two genes? A. 15cM B. 30CM C. 60CM D. Genes are independently sorting

5] A cis conformation heterozygote is crossed with a double homozygote and 100 offspring are observed. There are 15 Ab/ab, 15 aB/ab, 35 AB/ab and 35 ab/ab. What is the distance between the two genes? A. 15cM B. 30CM C. 60CM D. Genes are independently sorting

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Chapter12: Mendel, Genes, And Inheritance

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B. 30CM
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D. Genes are independently sorting

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