A man with blood type a and a woman with blood type b can have a baby with blood type o blood. true because a and b are the dominant blood types and both individuals could carry a type o allele. false, the child must have type ab blood. true because a and b are codominant. false because type a and b are dominant blood types and these individuals cannot have an offspring with the recessive blood type. true because only 1 o allele is needed.

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Athena Small

3 January, 09:44

A man with blood type a and a woman with blood type b can have a baby with blood type o blood. true because a and b are the dominant blood types and both individuals could carry a type o allele. false, the child must have type ab blood. true because a and b are codominant. false because type a and b are dominant blood types and these individuals cannot have an offspring with the recessive blood type. true because only 1 o allele is needed.

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Peyton Schmitt · Answer 1

Yes because if 1 parent is type Blood Type A they will have a (genotype: AO) and if 1 is blood type B they will have (genotype: BO) so there kids will be like this.

1/4 will by AB, type AB blood; 1/4 will be AO, or type A Blood; 1/4 will be BO, or type B blood; 1/4 will be OO, type O Blood so answer A true is your correct answer