Answer:
a).
Hint: parental combinations are always large numbered than recombinant progeny in linkage.
So...
sh c/sh c (shrunken, colorless) x (plump, colored) sh+ c+/sh+ c+ ------ parents
sh+ c+ / sh c (plump, colored)---- F1
b).
The two genes are linked in cis configuration.
c).
Recombination frequency = (recombinants progeny / total progeny)100
RF = (149+152/8368)100
= 3.6%
RF (%)= distance between genes (m.u)
Distance between sh and c= 3.6 m.u.
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