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If a heterozygous type A (ABO blood type) male crossed with a type O female, what would be the phenotypic ratio of type A: type B: type AB: and type O in the offspring?
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If a heterozygous type A (ABO blood type) male crossed with a type O female, what would be the phenotypic ratio of type A: type B: type AB: and type O in the offspring?

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2/4 A and 2/4 O

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