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oksano4ka [1.4K]
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Question 8 0.5 pts For questions 8-10, the Y and G genes are 10 m.u. apart. From a YG/yg female, what % of chromosomes from a si

ngle meiosis (i.e. a single starting germ cell) that experienced 1 c.o. event would you expect to be recombinant? 0 0% or 50% 0 0% or 10% o 10% o 10% or 20% 10% or 50% Question 9 0.5 pts What % of chromosomes from a population of meiosis events would you expect to be recombinant? 16 15% 10% 4096 50% Question 10 0.5 pts What % of chromosomes from a population of meiosis events would you expect to be Yg recombinants? C) 5% 10% 20% 40% 50%
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