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In fruit flies, the gene mutations cinnabar (cn, bright red eyes), curved (c, curved wings), and...

In fruit flies, the gene mutations cinnabar (cn, bright red eyes), curved (c, curved wings), and plexus (px, extra wing veins) are linked on the second chromosome. A triple heterozygous female was used in a test cross and the following progeny were counted. What is the distance between the genes for cinnabar and curved?

cinnabar, curved, plexus 296

curved, plexus 63

plexus 119

cinnabar, plexus 10

cinnabar, curved 86

curved 15

wildtype 329

cinnabar 82

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