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In fruit flies, black body color (b) is recessive to the normal wild-type body color (b^+). Cinnabar eye (cn) is recessive to the normal wild-type eye color (cn^+). A homozygous wild-type fly was mated to a fly with black body and cinnabar eyes. The resulting heterozygous F_1 fly was mated to a fly with black body and cinnabar eyes. These were the results in the offspring: 90 wild-type 92 black body and cinnabar eyes 9 black body and wild-type eyes 9 wild-type body and cinnabar eyes What is the map distance between the gene for black body and the gene for cinnabar eyes?

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biology

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  1. Twelve map units
  2. Two hundred map units
  3. Forty map units
  4. One hundred map units
  5. Five map units
  6. Twenty-five map units
  7. Seventy-five map units
  8. Nine map units
  9. Eighteen map units
  10. Fifty map units

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stemez-Genetics

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upstream_id / Original problem ID
2839
task_id
21687ed0-a1f5-51fc-80ce-49b01b2ab2a7
task_key
default--test--2839
task_revision_id
1
config / split
default / test

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