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The child will show half bands in common with the mother and half bands in common with the father.
So, in the first case, the child will get first band from the mother only because mother is having only one band. The second band will come from AF1. This is because both AF1 and AF2 can give first band, but the child now requires second band which can be given by only AF1.
In second case, the child will get half of the first band from the mother and half of the first band from the father. Both AF1 and AF2 can be the donors of first band. So, none of them can be excluded.
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