In fruit flies (D. melanogaster), red eyes, gray body, and normal wings are dominant to cinnabar...

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In fruit flies (D. melanogaster), red eyes, gray body, and normal wings are dominant to cinnabar eyes, black body, and vestigial wings. A true-breeding fly with red eyes, gray body and vestigial wings was crossed with a true-breeding fly with with cinnabar eyes, black body, and normal wings. A testcross with the resulting F, produced 1000 offspring with phenotypes described in the table. red eyes, black body, normal wings red eyes, gray body, vestigial wings cinnabar eyes, gray body, normal wings cinnabar eyes, black body, vestigial wings red eyes, gray body, normal wings red eyes, black body, vestigial wings 56 cinnabar eyes, black body, normal wings 390 cinnabar eyes, gray body, vestigial wings 4 6 382 50 54 58 Map the order of genes and the distances between them. Calculate Interference. In fruit flies (D. melanogaster), red eyes, gray body, and normal wings are dominant to cinnabar eyes, black body, and vestigial wings. A true-breeding fly with red eyes, gray body and vestigial wings was crossed with a true-breeding fly with with cinnabar eyes, black body, and normal wings. A testcross with the resulting F, produced 1000 offspring with phenotypes described in the table. red eyes, black body, normal wings red eyes, gray body, vestigial wings cinnabar eyes, gray body, normal wings cinnabar eyes, black body, vestigial wings red eyes, gray body, normal wings red eyes, black body, vestigial wings 56 cinnabar eyes, black body, normal wings 390 cinnabar eyes, gray body, vestigial wings 4 6 382 50 54 58 Map the order of genes and the distances between them. Calculate Interference.