You are interested in mapping the location of two loci in crested geckos that control different aspects of the crest phenotype. Gene D controls the extension of the crest along the back. 'd codes for spikes that continue along the back past the neck and is recessive to 'D' which codes for spikes that stop at the neck. Gene e controls the length of spikes; short spikes (ee) are recessive to long spikes (E_). (For you crestie fans, yes, this is totally made up).
1. You testcross double heterozygote geckos and observe the phenotypes listed below in the offspring
Phenotypic class Number of offspring Space for notes
Spikes along back and long 79
Spikes along back and short 12
Spikes only on neck and long 10
Spikes only on neck and short 76
a. What was the genotype, in linked gene format, of the double heterozygote parent? Explain how you know.
b. What is the recombination frequency between these two genes? Show your work.
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