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If one parent has A positive blood and the other O what type will baby have?
If one parent has A positive blood type and the other has O blood type, the possible blood types for their offspring are A positive, A negative, O positive, and O negative.
This is because the A positive parent can contribute either an A or an O allele, and the O parent can only contribute an O allele.
Therefore, the possible combinations are AO (A positive), AA (A positive), BO (O positive), and OO (O negative).
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