Parents of blood group 'O' and 'AB' cann...

Parents of blood group 'O' and 'AB' cannot have a child of group AB because:

A

gene `L^(O)` is dominant over the genes `L^(A)`

B

gene `L^(O)` is dominant over the genes `L^(B)`

C

gene `L^(A)` or `L^(B)` is absent in one of the parents

D

gene `L^(A)` or `L^(B)` are absent in both of the parents

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The correct Answer is:

C

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