In pepper plants, long peppers are dominant to short peppers, and green color is dominant to yellow color. A plant homozygous for both dominant traits was crossed with a plant homozygous for both recessive traits. The F1 progeny were testcrossed with the following results: 56 long, green peppers; 53 short, yellow; 55 short, green; and 54 long, yellow. These data indicate that the genes are:

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alphadxg · Answer

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	 a.	
 located on different chromosomes.
	 b.	
 linked and show no recombination.
	 c.	
 linked and show 5% recombination.
	 d.	
 linked and show 10% recomb
	 e.	
 linked and show 20% recom

alphadxg · Answer

@aaronq a? because they appear to many times

aaronq · Answer

yeah, the show independent assortment (no linkage), which means that they're either more than 50 cM apart OR that they're on different chromosomes altogether.

alphadxg · Answer

awesome like always!