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The detection and estimation of linkage is described for a completely classified intercross from which one array is missing. Provided that the missing array involves a gamete of non-recombinant type, this kind of family is capable of yielding more information about the linkage value in the affected parent than a completely represented family.
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Lawrence, M J, Cornish, M A, and Hayward, M D. 1979. Simultaneous estimation of male and female linkage from a single intercross family. Heredity 43, 107–121.
Mather, K. 1938, 1951. The Measurement of Linkage in Heredity. Methuen, London.
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Mather, K., Lawrence, M. An intercross family with an unusual property. Heredity 43, 123–128 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1038/hdy.1979.65
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