A Man with Blood Group A marries a woman with blood group O and their daughter has blood group O. Explain why this information is not enough to explain which blood group (A or O) is dominant.
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The information is not enough to decide which blood group is dominant.
But universally , blood group A is dominant whereas blood group O is recessive.
case 1: For an A group father it may be homogeneous (AA) or heterogeneous(AO) as pairs.So as A is dominant and an O group mother, the O group is recessive, then the daughter may have either group O Or A.
If A from father crosses with O of mother then blood group of daughter =A(dominant)
case 2:But if O from father crosses with O of mother then blood group of Daughter=) (as recessive) blood group expressed in homogeneous condition.
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INFORMATION IS INSUFFICENT TO TELL
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