11. In a paternity suit, a man disputes that he is the parent of a child although the mother of the child says that he is. The man has type O blood. The child also has type O blood, and her mother has type B blood. Could he be the father?

A. No, because B is dominant to O.

B. Yes, because the allele for type O is dominant

C. Yes, because the mother could be heterozygous.

D. Can't be determine if he might or might not be.

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