Question #60197
Are the following two definitions correct?
Incomplete linkage: The phenomenon of inheritance of recombinant/non-parental combination of genes due to presence of crossing over is called incomplete linkage.
Complete linkage: The phenomenon of inheritance of parental combination of genes due to absence of crossing over is called complete linkage.
Incomplete linkage: The phenomenon of inheritance of recombinant/non-parental combination of genes due to presence of crossing over is called incomplete linkage.
Complete linkage: The phenomenon of inheritance of parental combination of genes due to absence of crossing over is called complete linkage.
Expert's answer
Yes, the definitions are correct
