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One parent would need to have:

type AO, AA, or AB

and

rh ++ or +-

and the other parent would need to have:

type BO, BB, or AB

and

rh ++ or +-

A person with AO or AA will have type A blood; a person with ++ or +- will have + as the rh factor; a person with BO or BB will have type B blood.

In other words neither can be O. And BOTH cannot be A or B or negative. As long as one carries A (by either being A or AB) and one carries B (by being either B or AB) a child can have AB blood. Negative is recessive therefore as long as one parent has positive blood it is fine. :)

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