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21. In each of the following cases of disputed paternity, identify the probable father: Blood type Blood type Blood type Blood type of mother of child of father #1 of father #2 B A АВ B АВ A B

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Chapter12: Mendel's Experiments And Heredity

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21. In each of the following cases of disputed paternity,
identify the probable father:
Blood type Blood type Blood type Blood type
of mother
of child
of father #1 of father #2
B
A
АВ
B
АВ
A
В

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