Peak lods (zeta) of 3.48 at an estimated recombination fraction (theta) of 0.28 derived from 63 male and 90 female meioses indicate linkage between the KEL and YT blood group loci. Consideration is given to two families; a realistic interpretation of the data increases zeta to 4.24 at theta = 0.26.
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