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Linked genes are located on ____ chromosomes and do not follow the principle of ____.

Linked genes are located on ____ chromosomes and do not follow the principle of ____.
a. different; independent assortment.
b. different; segregation
c. the same; segregation
d. the same; independent assortment
e. sex chromosomes; segregation

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In a two-point test cross, 36 of the offspring were recombinant types. The remaining 64 offspring were parental types.
How many map units separate the two loci?
a. 28
b. 36
c. 64
d. 78
e. 100

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Makes more sense now, TY

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