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In zebrafish, three genes have been mapped on the third chromosome, in the order fiz---6 m.u.---myob-------14...

In zebrafish, three genes have been mapped on the third chromosome, in the order fiz---6 m.u.---myob-------14 m.u.-------sufi The wild-type allele of each gene is dominant. A strain that is fiz myob sufi / + + + is testcrossed, and there are 1000 offspring fish.

There are 400 wild type offspring.

A) How many  fiz + + offspring would you expect to see in these 1000 offspring?

B) How many + + sufioffspring would you expect to see in these 1000 offspring?

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