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In a given organism, two pairs of contrasting genes are underinvestigation: A vs.aand B vs. b. An F_1 individual resultingfrom a cross between two homozygous strains was testcrossed, and the following testcross progeny were recovered: Phenotype Number A B 621 A b 87 a B 92 a b 610 (a) Are these two genes linked or independent? (b) If linked, what is the amount of recombination that has occurredbetween them? (c) What are the genotypes of the originalhomozygous strains?

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  1. Genes are independent, 12.7% recombination, genotypes were ABab ABab
  2. Genes are independent, 15% recombination, genotypes were ABab aBAb
  3. Genes are independent, 9.8% recombination, genotypes were ABab aBaB
  4. Genes are linked, 22.5% recombination, genotypes were aBAb aBAb
  5. Genes are linked, 15% recombination, genotypes were ABab ABab
  6. Genes are linked, 9.8% recombination, genotypes were ABab aBAb
  7. Genes are linked, 17.3% recombination, genotypes were ABab aBaB
  8. Genes are linked, 12.7% recombination, genotypes were ABab aBAb
  9. Genes are linked, 12.7% recombination, genotypes were ABab ABab
  10. Genes are independent, no recombination observed, genotypes were ABab ABab

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