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The sperm chromosome maps are more likely to be DeP than DEP
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7 years ago
The diagram makes sense to me, but I don't know how I would make this assumption. In fact, I am just as confused as I was when I wrote this post (https://biology-forums.com/index.php?topic=65489.msg804655#msg804655).

I am guessing DeP. Let me know if you want an explanation why

Source  https://biology-forums.com/index.php?topic=67797.0
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7 years ago
This is the correct answer for your above question that I received after my assignment was marked:

Alleles for Rh-factor and RBC-shape are too close together for crossing over to occur; therefore, it is more likely to stay as represented.
Alleles for the production of peptidase C are far from the centromere and many map distances from both  other alleles.
Therefore, it is likely to remain De, but a crossover may occur between P and p.  (de unlikely to cross-over)
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7 years ago
Thanks pookie91
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