When an individual heterozygous for two genes, A/a and B/b, located on two different
chromosomes forms gametes, the:
a) frequency of AB gametes is not equal to the frequency of ab gametes
b) frequency of parental gametes is greater than the frequency of recombinant
gametes
c) frequency of gametes carrying A is equal to the frequency of gametes carrying
a
d) recombination frequency between the two genes is 100%

I would say it is B?

Question

When an individual heterozygous for two genes, A/a and B/b, located on two different 
chromosomes forms gametes, the: 
a) frequency of AB gametes is not equal to the frequency of ab gametes 
b) frequency of parental gametes is greater than the frequency of recombinant 
gametes 
c) frequency of gametes carrying A is equal to the frequency of gametes carrying 
a
d) recombination frequency between the two genes is 100% 

I would say it is B?

aaronq · Answer

They are on different chromosomes, so there is no recombination occurring.

kamille · Answer

D?

kamille · Answer

because maximum recombination frequency is 50%?  @aaronq

aaronq · Answer

The wording in D is weird, i dont think it's correct. I think it's C

kamille · Answer

oke, thanks!