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Heterozygous cross with linked genes

DNADAN

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Heterozygous cross with linked genes

You have 2 heterozygous Black rabbits with a rough coat. They get a child that has a white and smooth coat. You also know that the 2 different genes are located on the same chromosome and are 6 cM apart. What are all the possible genotypes of the offspring and im what % will they apear.

Can someone please help me with this question, I've tried many times but my teacher keeps saying it is incorrect.
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Ps: English is not my first language I am sorry for any mistakes in this post.

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Anonymous

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Hi DNADAN

Is that all the information you were given?

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DNADAN Author

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Yes, thats all. However the teacher has just given us some new information. The genotypes of both parents are AB/ab.

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bio_man

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Yes, I figured since we are told they are heterozygous.

I just don't know how to factor in the Centimorgan number provided

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