Jane (mother): Tt XcXc IBi -Taster, Color-blind female, Blood type BJohn (father): tt XcY IAIB- Non-taster, Color-blind male, Blood type ABExplain whether or not these two parents could possibly produce a normal visioned child who has blood type O?Explain whether or not these two parents could possibly produce a color blind child, who could not taste PTC paper, and has blood type A? What blood types could the children of this couple possibly have?How many phenotypically different "kinds" of children could this couple produce? List a maximum of eight phenotypes.Sorry for asking so many questions but they are related. Please I need your help in a few minutes.

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Jane (mother): Tt XcXc IBi -Taster, Color-blind female, Blood type B John (father): tt XcY IAIB- Non-taster, Color-blind male, Blood type AB

Principles Of Radiographic Imaging: An Art And A Science

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