You mate a squash with the genotype AAbb with a squash with the genotype aaBB. The resulting F1 squash are all AaBb. After mating two F1 squash, you obtain a F2 generation of squash as follows: $\begin{array}{ll}
\text { A- B- } & 5 \
\text { A- bb } & 45 \
\text { aa B- } & 47 \
\text { aa bb }&&\text {3 total 100}\
\end{array}$ Are A and B linked? Why or why not?

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The Answer of You mate a squash with the genotype AAbb with a squash with the genotype aaBB. The resulting F1 squash are all AaBb. After mating two F1 squash, you obtain a F2 generation of squash as follows: $\begin{array}{ll}
\text { A- B- } & 5 \
\text { A- bb } & 45 \
\text { aa B- } & 47 \
\text { aa bb }&&\text {3 total 100}\
\end{array}$ Are A and B linked? Why or why not?

You Mate a Squash with the Genotype AAbb with a Squash