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Published on: August 13, 2026
Which of the following parental crosses could give rise to a child with a B blood group?
A
and ,
B
ii 
only and and ,
only and and ,
C
only and
D
ii Choose the correct crosses that can produce a child with a B blood group:
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A child with a B blood group can inherit the 
allele from a parent. Crosses , , and each involve a parent with the 
allele, which can combine with the ii genotype from an O type parent to produce a B blood group child.
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