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Show a cross between a person with Type AB blood and a person with Type O blood. What is the
genotypic and phenotypic probability of this cross?

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Answer:

well type o blood is really rare you can find o well i don;t know but A and B is not That rare so if you cross it 50% of people  has A Blood and 80% of people has B Blood and only 2% of people has O Blood

Explanation:

Histrionicus

The child's genotype would be heterozygous AO or BO, so the child will either have blood group A or B.

Blood type

There are different notations for human blood types, so you may also see the IA, IB, and i system. Either way though, this particular cross produces a 1:1 ratio of A:B blood types in the offspring.

The parent with the O blood type can pass on only O alleles to the child. The parent with the AB blood type can pass on either an A allele or B allele.

Thus, The child's genotype would be heterozygous AO or BO, so the child will either have blood group A or B.

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