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Suppose that you are working with flies that are segregating three traits. You cross a homozygous...

Suppose that you are working with flies that are segregating three traits. You cross a homozygous truncated, vestigial, shaven fly with a homozygous wild-type, apterous, spineless fly and the F1 flies are all wild-type, apterous, spineless. You next backcross the F1 flies to a truncated, shaven, vestigial parent. The progeny from this type of cross are shown below:

truncated apterous shaven 94

truncated vestigial shaven 425

truncated apterous spineless 46

truncated vestigial spineless 19

wild-type apterous shaven 16

wild-type vestigial shaven 46

wild-type apterous spineless 448

wild-type vestigial spineless 106

Total 1200

Draw a map and show the distances between the three genes.

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