In C. elegans (worm), dark skin (D) is dominant to colorless (d). Researchers recently discovered a recessive
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In C. elegans (worm), dark skin (D) is dominant to colorless (d). Researchers recently discovered a recessive long-lived mutant (g) named “granny” for the grandmother in the Beverly Hills. A cross between a female dark normal-life span worm to a male colorless granny, produced the following offspring:
Dark skin, granny 42
Colorless skin, normal life 38
Dark skin, normal life 21
Colorless skin, granny 19
For the female parent, draw the chromosomes as they would appear in metaphase I of meiosis. Show the arrangement and relative positions (distance) of these genes that would fit these data. Label EVERY COPY of each gene. .
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