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QUESTION 8 If a genotype is AB/ab and the genes show a 10% recombination frequency, what gametes does this individual make, in what proportions? C. A, aB:50%, Ab :50% O B. AB:40%, ab: 40%, Ab:10%, aB: 10% 0 C. AB 45%, ab: 45%, Ab:55%, aB 5% D. AB:596, ab:596, Ab:45%, aB: 45% - E. AB: 50%, ab: 50% O F. AB:1096, ab:10%, Ab:4096, aB: 40% G. More than one of the above

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Ans 8, option C is the answer

the gametes produced by the heterozygous will be 45% AB, 45% ab, 5% Ab, 5% aB.

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F-G-H (or H-G-F)

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