Step 1: Understanding the Concept
Complete linkage keeps parental combinations together, because there is no crossing over. Incomplete linkage gives both parental and new recombinant combinations.
Step 2: Check statements (A) and (B)
Statement (A) is false, since only parental traits appear in offspring under complete linkage, not incomplete linkage.
Statement (B) is true, because crossing over in incomplete linkage produces new combinations.
Step 3: Check statements (C) and (D)
Statement (C) is true, as male Drosophila show complete linkage because there is no crossing over in males.
Statement (D) is false, since colour and shape of grain in maize show incomplete linkage.
Step 4: Select the option
Only option (D), 'Statements (A) and (D) are incorrect', matches this.
Final Answer:
Statements (A) and (D) are incorrect.
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