In a three-point testcross, in the F2 generation:
Select one:
a. The parental, non-recombinant progeny are the most frequently occurring
b. The double crossover progeny are the most frequently occurring
c. The single crossover progeny are the most frequently occurring
d. The parental, non-recombinant progeny are the least frequently occurring
e. A and B
Option A
In a three point test cross, three types of progenies are formed -
Parental (non recombinants) = maximum in number
Single cross over (recombinants) = intermediate in number
Double cross over (recombinants) = least in number
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