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A haplotype is a set of closely linked genetic markers on a particular chromosome that tend to be inherited together. The genetic technique that looks at inheritance patterns and uses haplotypes in determining gene locations is
a.   linkage mapping.
b.   linkage disequilibrium mapping.
c.   candidate gene approach.
d.   all of the above.
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