Example I
See Genetics 15: pg 95
Cross AABB x aabb
F1 AaBb. Self-fertilize AaBb to develop F2 family. The following data
was observed:
| Genotype |
Designation |
Observed
Relative Frequency |
| A_B_ |
r |
1757 |
| A_bb |
s |
118 |
| aaB_ |
t |
119 |
| aabb |
u |
506 |
| Total |
N |
2500 |
This excess of A_B_ and aabb classes indicates that the loci are in
coupling linkage. For coupling we use the ratio st/ru to use the table
and find p. In this example:

We can use Table 2 (pg. 88) to find p by looking up
under the coupling column between values 0.01419 and
0.01586. The crossover value is between 0.095 and 0.10.

We can then add 0.095 + 0.0048 = 0.0998 = p
We had to interpolate between 0.095 and 0.10 because st/ru = 0.01579
which was between 0.01419 and 0.01586. The associated standard error
of p is also found from table 2.
The standard error is between 0.2097/(N)0.5 and 0.2153/(N)0.5.
160 x 0.0056 = 0.0053
167
0.0053 + 0.2097 = 0.2150/(N)0.5 is the standard error of p by interpolation.