A zebrafish that is a triple heterozygote for the three linked genes is test-crossed to generate a linkage map. The wild-type phenotypes are golden (gol+), stripe (st+), and bug-eye (be+). The mutants are gol, st, and be, and a dot between the alleles indicates that their relative positions are not known. gol+ · st+ · be             382 gol · st · be+                379 gol+ · st · be                69 gol · st+ · be+             67 gol+ · st · be+             48 gol · st+ · be                44 gol+ · st+ · be+           6 gol · st · be                  5 A. What was the genotype of the starting female fish? (10p) B. Draw the linkage map, showing the correct order of the genes and the recombination frequency between them. (30p) C. What is the interference? (10p)

If war is costly, why would some domestic actors be willing to risk a conflict?

Why might the proliferation of nuclear weapons be a cause of greater peace rather than conflict?

What is the difference between peace enforcement and peacekeeping?

In which of the following ways are capital and labor similar in international political economy?

What is the relationship between the rally effect and the diversionary incentive?

Which of the following is an example of deterrence?

Describe the selection problem in international relations (we discussed this in the chapter on international law). Why does the selection problem make it difficult to assess the influence of international law on state behavior?

Committing a terrorist attack in an effort to derail a peace negotiation is most strongly an example of which terrorist tactic?

Even though currently powerful countries such as Germany, Brazil, and Japan would like a permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council, they have not started their own competing international organization and have kept their protests within the United Nations’ system. Why is this?