How do you explain the differences between the recombinant asci and the parental types answer?

During the process of meiosis (when two genes are linked on the same chromosome) a crossover between these two genes occurs. the result are new recombinant types of gametes. The ratio between parental and recombinant types is always like this: m : n : n : m

where m parental types and 'n' is recombinant types, and 'm' > 'n'.

Parental type offspring have the same phenotype as the original parents, while r ecombinant offspring have a new phenotype not seen in either of the parents.

When two genes are linked on the same chromosome; during meiosis, a crossover between these two genes often occurs, producing new recombinant types of gametes. The ratio between parental and recombinant types is always like this: m : n : n : m; where 'm' is parental types and 'n' is recombinant