A father has AB blood type and the mother has type A blood what blood types can their children have?

Answer:
Make a Punnett Square. (: You do not know if the mother is heterozygous or homozygous for type A, though, so you'll probably have to make 2.
If the mother was homozygous..

A A

A AA AA

B AB AB

50% chance of Type A and 50% chance of type B.

If the mother was heterozygous.

A O

A AA AO

B AB BO

Here there is a 25% chance of type A (homozygous), a 25% chance of AO (heterozygous but still type A), 25% chance of AB (codominance), and a 25% chance of BO (Heterozygous, but type B).
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