Multiple Choice
If genes are linked and an F1 is testcrossed,
A) the genes cannot separate.
B) they can produce only one phenotype.
C) they only produce homozygotes.
D) they produce more recombinant phenotypes than parental phenotypes.
E) they produce more parental phenotypes than recombinant phenotypes.
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