1 pThe pedigree below shows the blood types of the Jones family. Review the pedigree and determine the possible genotype(s) of individual 12.ABAB#11#12#13O a. AAO b. 1AOc. iO d. Only a and b are possible genotypesO e. All of these are possible genotypes

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Blood groups and their genotypes- A- IaIa or IaI B- IbIb or IbI O- II AB- IaIb

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he pedigree below shows the blood types of the Jones family. Review the pedigree and determine the possible genotype(s) of individual 12. AB #10 11 #12 #13 O a. AJA O b. A O c.I O d. Only a and b are possible genotypes O e. All of these are possible genotypes ()-

he pedigree below shows the blood types of the Jones family. Review the pedigree and determine the possible genotype(s) of individual 12. AB #10 11 #12 #13 O a. AJA O b. A O c.I O d. Only a and b are possible genotypes O e. All of these are possible genotypes ()-

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Author:Samantha Fowler, Rebecca Roush, James Wise

Publisher:Samantha Fowler, Rebecca Roush, James Wise

Chapter8: Patterns Of Inheritance

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Problem 9RQ: What is the reason for doing a test cross? a. to identify heterozygous individuals with the dominant...

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