A. With respect to blood type in humans, highlight all the true statements below. Type A blood is dominant to type B blood. Type A blood is dominant to type O blood. Type O blood is recessive to blood types A and B. Type A and type B blood types are codominant. Type B blood is codominant to type A blood and dominant to type O blood. Type B blood is incompletely dominant to type A blood but dominant to type O blood. B. You’re the director of a hospital maternity ward, and you have four mixed-up babies, with blood types of O, A, B, and AB. The four sets of desperate parents are threatening to sue you if you don’t get their babies back. Given the blood types (phenotype) of the parents below, match each baby with its parents. i) AB and O ii) A and O iii) A and AB iv) O and O C. You solved the baby mystery with flying colors. Two days later, however, you are faced with an even more complicated situation: a male (George, type B blood) and a female (Sally, type A blood) claim that a newborn (Fred, type B blood) is their son. i) Given this information, is it possible that George and Sally are Fred’s parents? Explain. ii) You learn that George’s father has type A blood and his mother has type B blood. Given this information, is it possible that George and Sallie are Fred’s parents? Explain. iii) On further investigation, you find that George’s sister has type O blood. Given this information, is it possible that George and Sally are Fred’s parents? Explain. iv) Finally, you discover that both of Sally’s parents are type AB. Given this information, is it possible that George and Sally are Fred’s parents? Explain.