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Paternity testing is done involving a woman with type AB blood who has accused a man with type B blood of fathering her child who has tested AB. What can be determined in this case?
◦ The male is definitely NOT the father of the child.
◦ The male definitely IS the father of the child.
◦ The male could have fathered the child.
◦ The child can not belong to this mother.
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