In these pages, we have added these additional markers back onto the base map framework. We will continue to update these maps with all additional markers for which we have data. So that users of the base map have a quick, convenient way to find additional markers in a given region. To provide a quick way to locate the position of a marker relative to the base map. Because this format makes it easy to add new markers as data becomes available.
Chromosome numbers follow the barley convention, with wheat homologs in parentheses.
The names of additional markers that mapped to within 1.5 cM of a base marker are listed after the name of the nearest base marker. Markers that could map to either interval adjacent to a base marker are also listed after that base marker. Note that there is a hyper-link to the other map beside each chromosome heading. This may indicate that some data is mis-scored for this particular marker. To best estimate the order and distances for a group of markers within the base map, multipoint mapping should be used.