Here, the correct option is d) 32 map units.
Explanation -
Let ' R ' be the dominant allele responsible for the round seeds
and let ' r ' be the corresponding recessive allele responsible for
the wrinkled seeds.
Also, let ' Y ' be the dominant allele responsible for the yellow
seed and let ' y ' be the corresponding recessive allele
responsible for the green seed.
Let us suppose that gene for the seed shape (round and wrinkled )
and the gene for the seed colour (yellow and green) are
linked
Now, the genotype of the parents = RY/RY and ry/ry
Their cross to produce F1 offsprings -


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