Use the data provided in the figure to calculate the recombination frequency between the two genes. Parents Wild Type (gray with normal wings) b*b vg* vg Black with vestigial wings bb vg vg recombination frequency: TOOLS x10 WiN Type Black nognal Black vestigial Gray vestigial bbvg vg bb vg vg bb vg vg bb vg vg The number of each type of offspring is • wild type: 865 • black vestigial: 875 • gray vestigial: 160 • black normal: 100

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