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No, a child with type B blood would not be the result of two parents with type A blood regardless of the genotypes because with type A blood there's only Type A antigens. True or False
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No, a child with type B blood would not be the result of two parents with type A blood regardless of the genotypes because with type A blood there's only Type A antigens.

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The answer you are looking for is: TRUE.

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