Genetic distances associated with genetic maps are generally obtained
A) by determining the number of chromosomes in the genome.
B) by assessing the location of chromosomes in the nucleus.
C) by an analysis of the frequency of recombination between genes.
D) by counting the number of base pairs between restriction sites.
E) by sequencing the genome.

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Genetic distances in genetic maps are typically determined by analyzing the frequency of recombination between genes, which reflects how often crossing over occurs between them during meiosis.

Genetic Distances Associated with Genetic Maps Are Generally Obtained