what blood type can be found in an offspring if a mother has type o blood and the father has type b blood
If the mother has type O blood and the father has type B blood, the child can only have either type B or type O blood.
Quick Scoop
- Type O means the mother’s genotype is OO (she can only pass an O allele).
- Type B can be either BO or BB for the father.
So the possible combinations are:
- If dad is BO :
- Child could be BO → blood type B.
* Child could be **OO** → blood type O.
- If dad is BB :
- Child will always be BO → blood type B.
That means:
- Possible offspring blood types: B or O only (no A or AB).
In simple terms: a type O mom can only “give” O, and a type B dad always “gives” B or O, so the child ends up B (if they get dad’s B) or O (if they get dad’s O).
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