Blood Type Inheritance: Understanding Child's Blood Type with Parent Types
The possible blood types for the child are B and O.
The mother's blood type is B, which means she has both B alleles. The father's blood type is O, which means he has two O alleles. When a B allele from the mother combines with an O allele from the father, the child can have either B or O blood type.
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