What kinds of eggs could be made

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a) A female has alleles C and H on one homolog, and c and h on the other. What kinds of eggs can she make if the genes are so close together that there is no crossing over between them?

b) what kinds of eggs could be made if C and H genes are 30 maps units apart?

c) how would the prediction be different if C and H loci were on different chromosomes?

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