To find out the map distance first of we will have to find out the recombination percentage of the given traits
Given:-
Total No. of recombinant offsprings=63+57=120
Total no of Springs=350+63+57+330=800
So % recombinants=(120÷800)×100
= 15%
And,as we know that the 1% is equal to 1 map unit
So,
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