In Drosophila males there is complete linkage. What is the reason beh – McqOptions

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1.	In Drosophila males there is complete linkage. What is the reason behind this?
A.	The genes are very closely located
B.	Coupling theory
C.	No synapsis
D.	Unknown reason
Answer» D. Unknown reason

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