The use of genetic maps is a useful tool in genetic research. The association between map distance andrecombination frequency is expressed by a genetic mapping function. However, several of these functions do not presupposethe joint recombination percentage. In other words, they are not multilocus probabilities. This work aimed to compare,through simulations, the efficiency in the use of different mapping functions with and without multilocus analysis as a tool inthe construction of genetic maps. A genome constituted of three linkage groups (50, 100 and 200 cM) was simulated for acomparative study. Four mapping populations were simulated, F2, with 50, 100, 200 and 400 individuals, with 10 replicaseach. It was verified, after the analyses, that the multilocus analysis was not efficient to rescue the size of the connectiongroups, concluding that the non use of the multilocus analysis would be viable