The blood Group of Mother is O. The Blood Group of the Child is B. Man Exonerated If He to Blood Group?

If the mother's blood type is O, and the child's blood type is B, a man would be exonerated from paternity if he has blood type A or O.

Explanation:

In the above case, if a mother has blood type O and her child has blood type B, a man can be exonerated from paternity only if his blood type is A or O, and responsible if he is type B or AB.

The blood type is defined by the presence of surface antigens in the red blood cell, called A and B. The presence of each antigen is determined by a gene present on the parental chromosomes.

By making a hypothetical crossing between mother and man, one can observe why he can be exonerated.

Man with blood type O

♂ O|O

♀ O|O

Alleles     O      O

O           O|O   O|O

O           O|O   O|O

The only possibility, in this case, is to have children with type O blood. No chance of children B.

Male with blood type A

♂ A|O

♀ O|O

Alleles     A        O

O            A|O    O|O

O            A|O    O|O

In this case there is a 50% chance that the children will be blood type A and 50% chance that they will be O. No chance of children B.

In the case of a man A|A the result is 100% probability of children A|O, and no probability of children B.

So, a man with blood types A (any genotype) and O, can be exonerated from paternity, since it is impossible for him to have a child of blood type B, when the mother is of blood type O.

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not necessarily. higher fitness requires the organism to be reproductive successful. for example, an organism at age 10 with 15 offspring is much more fit than an organism at age 15 with only 5 offspring.