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A male has Type A blood, and a female has Type B blood. Could they have a child with Type O blood? Demonstrate how this is genetically possible by filling out the Punnett square.
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A male has Type A blood, and a female has Type B blood. Could they have a child with Type O blood? Demonstrate how this is genetically possible by filling out the Punnett square.

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If not parents had a recessive type O allele, they would have a 1/4 or 25% chance of having a child with type O blood
A male has Type A blood, and a female has Type B blood. Could they have a child with-example-1
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Answer:

A is the answer

Step-by-step explanation:

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