For 1-3, there are four blood groupsin humans (A, B, O, and AB). Thesetraits are determined by a set ofmultiple alleles, and A and B areco-dominant. Both A and B aredominant to 0.Mother'sBloodABТуре ABAA or 0A, B,AB,or 0A, B,or ABFather's Blood TypeBABA, B,A, B,AB, or Oor 0B or OA, B,or ABO A or 0 B or 0A, B,or ABA, B,or ABA or BChild's Blood Type0ABB or 0A or B01. According to the chart, if Mom hasblood type 0 and Dad is AB, thentheir children can have whichblood types?2. If both parents have blood type 0,is it possible for their children tobe any blood typeother than O?3. If both parents are of blood typeAB, is it possible for them to have achild with blood type 0?

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For 1-3, there are four blood groups in humans (A, B, O, and AB). These traits are determined by a set of multiple alleles, and A and B are co-dominant. Both A and B are dominant to 0. Mother's Blood Type A B AB A A or 0 A, B, AB,or 0 A, B, or AB Father's Blood Type B AB A, B, A, B, AB, or O or 0 B or 0 1. According A, B, or AB 0 A or 0 B or 0 A, B, or AB A, B, or AB or B A Child's Blood Type 0 AB B or 0 A or B 0 to the chart, if Mom has blood type 0 and Dad is AB, then their children can have which blood types? 2. If both parents have blood type 0, is it possible for their children to be any blood type other than O? 3. If both parents are of blood type AB, is it possible for them to have a child with blood type 0?

For 1-3, there are four blood groups in humans (A, B, O, and AB). These traits are determined by a set of multiple alleles, and A and B are co-dominant. Both A and B are dominant to 0. Mother's Blood Type A B AB A A or 0 A, B, AB,or 0 A, B, or AB Father's Blood Type B AB A, B, A, B, AB, or O or 0 B or 0 1. According A, B, or AB 0 A or 0 B or 0 A, B, or AB A, B, or AB or B A Child's Blood Type 0 AB B or 0 A or B 0 to the chart, if Mom has blood type 0 and Dad is AB, then their children can have which blood types? 2. If both parents have blood type 0, is it possible for their children to be any blood type other than O? 3. If both parents are of blood type AB, is it possible for them to have a child with blood type 0?

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