FGHAB C DET202015 10203020202020From the map given above, the observed frequency of recombinants between allelesof the B and H genes in crosses is most likely to be:a. 115%b. 50%c. 20%d. 75% in tetraploidse. cannot be inferred from the map

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F G H A B C D E T 20 20 15 10 20 30 20 20 20 20 From the map given above, the observed frequency of recombinants between alleles of the B and H genes in crosses is most likely to be: a. 115% b. 50% c. 20% d. 75% in tetraploids e. cannot be inferred from the map