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Question 11 of 14 Atten © Macmillan Learning The genetic map shows the location of three genes on a chromosome. Order the gene pairs based on their likelihood of recombining from most likely to least likely to recombine. Most likely genes A and C genes A and B genes B and C Least likely Answer Bank

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          Question 11 of 14
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© Macmillan Learning
The genetic map shows the location of three genes on a chromosome. Order the gene pairs based on their likelihood of recombining from most likely to least likely to recombine.
Most likely
genes A and C
genes A and B
genes B and C
Least likely
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question 11 of 14 atten macmillan learning the genetic map shows the location of three genes on a chromosome order the gene pairs based on their likelihood of recombining from most likely to 20886

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Biology for AP Courses

Julianne Zedalis, John Eggebrecht

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03/06/2023

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The likelihood of two genes recombining is directly proportional to the physical distance between them on a chromosome. Genes that are farther apart are more likely to recombine (due to crossing over events) than genes that are closer together. Show more…

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Question 11 of 14 Atten © Macmillan Learning The genetic map shows the location of three genes on a chromosome. Order the gene pairs based on their likelihood of recombining from most likely to least likely to recombine. Most likely genes A and C genes A and B genes B and C Least likely Answer Bank