Based on this man's research, his student Alfred Sturtevant produced the first modern genetic map; as a result, "genetic map units" are typically represented in units that prefix this man's surname with (*) "centi".
This man's primary experiments were inspired by the suggestions of Charles W. Woodworth and William E. Castle. This man piggybacked on Frans Alfons Janssens's work with "chiasma•typie" to theorize a process that this man described in a seminal textbook written with Calvin Bridges and H. J. Muller. Based on this man's research, his student Alfred Sturtevant produced the first modern genetic map; as a result, "genetic map units" are typically represented in units that prefix this man's surname with (*) "centi". This man, who theorized the role that genetic linkage plays in "crossing over" between chromosomes, was a longtime professor at Columbia who studied "dumpy" and "white-eyed" mutants in his so-called "fly room". For 10 points, name this American who studied Mendelian genetics in Drosophila melanogaster, which are commonly known as fruit flies.
This man's primary experiments were inspired by the suggestions of Charles W. Woodworth and William E. Castle.
Thomas Hunt Morgan [accept centimorgans] &lt;Hart&gt;