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a. Number of phenotypes shown = 4
= 4 blood groups
b. Blood group alleles exhibit codominance.
A and B alleles are dominant to 'O'
A and B alleles are codominant to each other
c. A = AA/AO
B = BB/BO
AB = AB
O = OO
d. 1 = AO
2 = OO
3 = OO
4 = AO
5 = AO
6 = AO
7 = BO
8 = OO
9 = OO
10 = OO
11 = BO
12 = AB
13 = AO
14 = BO
15 = OO
16 = OO
17 = OO
18 = AB
19 = AO
20 = BO
21 = OO
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