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Suppose that in studies of genes on the same chromosome, you find the following recombination frequencies: a 40% frequency for a and b, a 30% frequency for a and c, and a 10% frequency for b and c.

Which phrase best describes the relationship between genes a, b, and c?

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alternative alleles that are not physically possible because the numbers do not add up

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linked genes that are not physically possible because the numbers do not add up

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linked genes

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different alleles of the same gene

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