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Description: Consider a dominant pure-breeding parent pea plant that had green peas, was tall, and had purple flowers, was crossed with a recessive pure-breeding parent that had yellow peas, was short, and had white flowers. In order to produce a gene map, Doja C

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Consider a dominant pure-breeding parent pea plant that had green peas, was tall, and had purple flowers, was crossed with a recessive pure-breeding parent that had yellow peas, was short, and had white flowers. In order to produce a gene map, Doja Cat selects a single F1 heterozygote offspring and test crosses it to produce 80 F2 offspring that collectively exhibit eight different phenotypes with 10 organisms of each phenotype. Can she automatically assume that the three genes in the pea plants were linked?

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