You conduct a series of two-point mapping crosses involving five genes located on chromosome III and obtain the following percentage of recombinant offspring:h-cueyg-heyg-curai-eygrai-hrai-cuth-cuth-hth-eygth-rai23.5%9.0%14.5%18.5%9.5%33.0%6.8%16.7%7.7%26.2% The rai gene is at the near end of the chromosome. Gene th is between which two genes? A.eyg and cu B.rai and cu C.h and cu D.rai and h

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You conduct a series of two-point mapping crosses involving five genes located on chromosome III and obtain the following percentage of recombinant offspring:

h-cu	eyg-h	eyg-cu	rai-eyg	rai-h	rai-cu	th-cu	th-h	th-eyg	th-rai
23.5%	9.0%	14.5%	18.5%	9.5%	33.0%	6.8%	16.7%	7.7%	26.2%

The rai gene is at the near end of the chromosome. Gene th is between which two genes?

	A.	eyg and cu
	B.	rai and cu
	C.	h and cu
	D.	rai and h

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