QUESTION 1 Loci Recombination Frequency (%) L and M 50 L and N 19 L and O L and P 50 50 M and N 50 M and O 20 M and P 49 N and O 50 N and P 50 O and P 29 A series of two-point crosses were carried out among five loci (L, M, N, O, P), producing the above recombination frequencies. Which of the following statements about the linkage map is true? O Locus O is in between M and P O Locus P is between M and O O Locus M is between O and P O Locus N is between L and M O Locus O is between M and L

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