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The genotypes of a husband and wife are `I^(A)I^(B)` and `I^(A)i`. Among the blood types of their children, how many different genotypes and phenotypes are possible?

A

3 genotypes , 3 phenotypes

B

3 genotypes , 4 phenotypes

C

4 genotypes , 3 phenotypes

D

4 genotypes , 4 phenotypes

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C

A cross between two individuals, one with AB blood group and other with A blood group will produce four genotypes and three phenotypes

Offsprings Genotypes : `4(I^(A)I^(A),I^(A)I^(B), I^(A),i,I^(B)i)`
Phenotypes : 3 (A, B, AB)
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