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A woman with homozygous type A blood (AA) marries a man that has heterozygous type B blood (BO). What are the couple's chances of having a child with type AB blood?
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A woman with homozygous type A blood (AA) marries a man that has heterozygous type B blood (BO). What are the couple's chances of having a child with type AB blood?
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The answer is 50% chance of having a child with type AB blood
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