A man of blood group AB marries a woman of blood group O. Which blood groups can their children have, and in what proportions?
- Genotypes: man IAIB, woman ii.
- His gametes: IA or IB (half each). Her gametes: all i.
- Offspring: IAi (group A) and IBi (group B), in equal numbers.
Answer: Half group A and half group B. No child can be AB or O, the groups of the parents.