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I have a- blood type, my mother is b- and my father is o+. years ago, i had a dna test done to verify i was related to my parents, it came out positive. i cannot recall the genetic anomaly term for this instance, what is it called?
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I think it is called chimerism in either your dad or mom. Take care.
Answered 6/5/2023
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