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Beginning from the first set of parents, let us try to determine the genotype of all sets.
Parents 1: The father can be IBIB or IBi and the mother can be IAIAor IAi. For the MN group, The father is NN and the mother is MN. So, their children can of A, B, AB or O blood type and of either MN or N blood group.
Parents 2: The father can be IAIA or IAi and the mother can be IAIAor IAi. For the MN group, The father is NN and the mother is also NN. So, their children can of A or O blood type and of N blood group.
Parents 3: The father can be IAIAor IAi and the mother is IAIB. For the MN group, both the parents are of MN type. So, their children can of A, B, or AB blood type and of either M, N or MN blood group.
Parents 4: The father is ii and the mother is IAIAor IAi. For the MN group, both the parents are of MM type. So, their children can of A or O blood type and of M blood group.
Amongst the given set of children only one has the N type blood
group. So this child (a) definitely belongs to the parents who can
have children with only N blood group i.e. Parents 2.
For the remaining 3 cases (b, c and d), we want parents with
possibility of giving children of M type blood for children (c) and
(d). Parents 1 cannot give an offspring with M type blood group, so
it has to be matched with child (b) where it can easily give AB and
MN blood types.
For child (d), Only parents 4 are a match because that is the only
set of parents from the remaining parents which can have a child
with O blood group.
That leaves parents 3 to give birth to child (c) with A blood group
and M blood type and it is possible.
So, 1- b, 2- a, 3-c, 4-d
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