hey, could anyone explain me one thing...

An F1 plant (X) heterozygous for three genes (A/a, B/b, C/c) was test
crossed to a plant homozygous for all three recessive alleles, a/a, b/b, c/c,
with following results:

I get i) part - one parent is AABBCC and another is aabbcc, because both of them need to be homozygous and offspring is heterozygous, so it is the only way it could happen. What I don't understand, is part ii) how I can know gene order? I know, that the biggest numbers are 'parental', so I dont need to take those in considerantion. Any tips how I could understand it?

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hey, could anyone explain me one thing...

An F1 plant (X) heterozygous for three genes (A/a, B/b, C/c) was test 
crossed to a plant homozygous for all three recessive alleles, a/a, b/b, c/c, 
with following results: 

I get i) part - one parent is AABBCC and another is aabbcc, because both of them need to be homozygous and offspring is heterozygous, so it is the only way it could happen. What I don't understand, is part ii) how I can know gene order? I know, that the biggest numbers are 'parental', so I dont need to take those in considerantion. Any tips how I could understand it?

kamille · Answer

sorry, I couldnt attache the image in the question

kamille · Answer

@Opcode maybe any help?

kamille · Answer

@paki ?

kamille · Answer

@aaronq it is another one, but if you could remember... Just ignore what I wrote and check the question itself (especially part ii)

kamille · Answer

nevermind, I find out myself: } thanks for your time