if
both mother and father are blood type o+
can they have an a+ blood type baby? I
always thought that your baby had to have
either the mother's or the father's blood
type!?
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Darling
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Joined: 22 Sep 2003 Posts: 875
Posted: 11-23-03 03:45am
Ah the many years I spent with my biology
book studying this! Yes it is possible
for them to have different blood
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redrose
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Joined: 19 Nov 2003 Posts: 47
Posted: 11-23-03 13:05pm
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Darling
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Joined: 22 Sep 2003 Posts: 875
Posted: 11-23-03 13:51pm
Wow ok I was so wrong.....Maybe this is
why I dropped biology after a few months
and did not pursue a career involving the
maths or sciences.....
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redrose
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Posted: 11-23-03 14:46pm
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andrearam74
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Thank You Posted: 11-25-03 19:51pm
Thank you darling and redrose for your
help. Redrose I did understand and I want
to thank you very much for your insight it
was very useful. Thank you both so much
for replying! Take care
if
both mother and father are blood type o+
can they have an a+ blood type baby? I
always thought that your baby had to have
either the mother's or the father's blood
type!?