The recombination frequency between the Q and R loci above is 32%. The offspring of the cross QQRR x qgrr are crossed in a test cross. How many progeny with the genotype Qarr would you expect out of 100 progeny from this test cross? O 16 32 66 34

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The recombination frequency between the Q and R loci above is 32%. The offspring of the cross QQRR x qqrr are crossed in a test cross. How many progeny with the genotype Qqrr would you expect out of 100 progeny from this test cross?

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In this scenario, the recombination frequency indicates the expected proportion of recombinant offspring resulting from a genetic cross. With a recombination frequency of 32%, we expect 32 out of 100 offspring to exhibit genetic recombination between the Q and R loci, resulting in the genotype Qqrr.
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