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9 years ago
For female A, identify which gametes are noncrossovers, single crossovers, or double crossovers.
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9 years ago Edited: 9 years ago, padre
Were you provided this table by any chance?

In addition, what chapter is this coming from, assuming you're suing Essentials of Genetics, 5/e.
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9 years ago
I wasn't provided this table and I'm coming from chapter 7.
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9 years ago
What's the chapter called. In addition, what edition is the textbook?
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9 years ago Edited: 9 years ago, dimplepatel2013
Linkage and Chromosome Mapping in Eukaryotes in the 8th ed. "Essential of Genetics" By:Klug
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I don't understand how to use the table.
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They did give me that chart actually
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9 years ago
I just checked the solutions, and couldn't find this particular question.
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9 years ago
box 1:
d b +
+ + c

box 2:
d b c
+ + +
d + c
+ b +

box 3:
d + +
+ b c
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