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A woman with Type O+ blood marries a man with type AB- blood. The woman’s father...

A woman with Type O+ blood marries a man with type AB- blood. The woman’s father had type A- blood.

4. Sketch spermatogenesis showing the possible types of sperm that can be created from the man’s blood type.

5. Sketch oogenesis showing the possible types of ova that can be created from the woman’s blood type.

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