Station #S-Brian10. What is Brian's blood type?11. Brian has3 children, 2 of them have A blood the other is Type 0How is this posble? (show your Punnett Square and explain)CONjLLISIONjWha j3 thingshave you learned about blood and blood typing?

Station #5-Brian 10. What is Brian's blood type? 11. Brian has 3 children, 2 of them have A blood the other is Type 0 How is this possible? (show your Punnett Square and explain) CONCLUSION What 3 things have you leaned about blood and blood typing?

Station #5-Brian 10. What is Brian's blood type? 11. Brian has 3 children, 2 of them have A blood the other is Type 0 How is this possible? (show your Punnett Square and explain) CONCLUSION What 3 things have you leaned about blood and blood typing?

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How is this posble? (show your Punnett Square and explain)
CONjLLISIONj
Wha j3 thingshave you learned about blood and blood typing?

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