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Consider the ABO blood group locus in humans, which has six (6) alleles reported for it, of which three are most prominent, I^A, I^B andi. The I^A and I^B alleles are both dominant toiandcodominantto each other. A woman of blood group O marries a man who has blood group B. There are four children in the family: a son and daughter of blood group O; a daughter who has A blood type; and a son who has B blood type. One of the children is adopted. Which child is the adopted child?

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biology

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  1. the daughter of blood group O
  2. The son with A blood type
  3. the son of blood group O
  4. the daughter who has blood group A
  5. None of the children are adopted; a genetic mutation occurred
  6. The daughter with AB blood type
  7. the son who has B blood type
  8. The son with AB blood type
  9. The daughter with B blood type
  10. The child with a rare blood type not listed

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stemez-Genetics

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