Biology, asked by shefaliaktherkoli, 6 months ago

The three pairs of traits of an organism are determined by the three pairs of genes Aa, Bb, and Dd. A is dominant to a, B is dominant to b, and D is dominant to d. When the three-gene heterozygote is crossed with the three recessive homozygous, individuals with the following phenotypes are obtained:
ABD     72
aBD     130
abD      495
AbD       3
abd        68
Abd      134
ABd     494
aBd        4
Question: (1) What is the order of the three genes on the chromosome? ⑵What is the double exchange value? ⑶ Draw a linkage genetic map. ⑷ Find the coincidence coefficient.​

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Answered by student1906
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