An organism has the chromosomes shown below. Let the period represent the centromere. LMNO.PQRST and LMNQP.ORST Assume that a single crossover occurs between the P and Q loci in this individual. Which of the following are gametes that this individual will produce. Select all that apply. Select one or more:

An organism has the chromosomes shown below. Let the period represent the centromere. LMNO.PQRST and LMNQP.ORST Assume that a single crossover occurs between the P and Q loci in this individual. Which of the following are gametes that this individual will produce. Select all that apply. Select one or more:

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An organism has the chromosomes shown below. Let the period represent the
centromere.
LMNO.PQRST
and
LMNQP.ORST
Assume that a single crossover occurs between the P and Q loci in this individual,
Which of the following are gametes that this individual will produce. Select all that
apply.
Select one or more:
O a. LMNO.PQNML
O b. LM.NOPORST
O c. LMNO.PRSTQ
O d. LMRS.TOPQ
O e. LMNPQ.ORST
Of.
LMNOP.QRST
Og. LMNOP.ORST
Oh. LMNPQ.ORST

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