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General discussions developed in he preceding sections have exclusively concerned genoypes. If, however, phenotypes containing recessive genes are taken as basic uni, the eireurnstanees will become somewha different. As frequently mentioned, if recessive genes are existent, genotype of an individual eanno necessarily be determined from is phenoype in a unique manner. Corresponding o the fac ha a directly observable character is a phenotype, probabilities a poseriori of possible ypes of father agains every given mother-child combination are also o be deermined based upon phenoypes, wha will be illustrated by various human blood types. We firs consider ABO blood type. Now, given a mother-child combination (0; 0), and types exeep 0 alone may be possible as type of father, of which the probabilities a priori or O, A, B have o be taken as O=r, =p(p+ 2r), =q(q+ 2r),

Probability-theoretic investigations on inheritance, X-1. Non-paternity concerning mother-child-child combinations