Two traits are considered linked (linkage disequilibrium) if[Select][Select]the individual is heterozygousthe indivdliual is homozygous*Previousthe genes are far apart on the same chromosomethe genes are close together on the same chromosomethe genes are located on different chromosomes

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Two traits are considered linked (linkage disequilibrium) if[Select]
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the individual is heterozygous
the indivdliual is homozygous
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the genes are far apart on the same chromosome
the genes are close together on the same chromosome
the genes are located on different chromosomes

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Gene is considered the basic unit of heredity and it is the sequence of nucleotides in DNA or RNA which encodes the production of gene products.At the time of gene expression,DNA is copied into RNA.Term gene was given by Danish botanist,plant physiologist and geneticist Wilhelm Johannsen in year 1909.

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