Rhesus Negative blood

In the study of genetics, we find that we can only inherit what our ancestors had, nothing more and nothing less. Blood factors are transmitted with much more exactitude than any other characteristic. If mankind evolved from the same African ancestor their blood would be compatible. Where did the Rh negatives come from? Why does the body of an Rh negative mother carrying an Rh positive child reject her own offspring?
The only other time this occurs in nature is, as an example, when donkeys and horses are crossed to produce mules. This is not 'natural' because left alone in the wild, these animals would never cross breed. Only with intervention would this happen. Was there a cross breeding of two human like beings, similar but genetically different?

If the RH-negative factor is a 'normal' presentation of blood, then why is there a problem when a mother of the RH-negative blood group gives birth to an RH-positive blood group baby. This Hemolytic disease, actually an allergic reaction, can cause death when the two different blood groups are mingled during pregnancy. When the antigenic substances attack the negative blood group it can destroy the blood cells. So why does the human body produce antigens to this blood type? Is the blood group alien?

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[piano665]

The Basque people, said to be likely part descendants from the Cro Magnons show the greatest percentage of Rh- blood in their population at 21 - 36%. Other Europeans also show higher percentages. Coincidence?

[TheCobyt]

"In the study of genetics, we find that we can only inherit what our ancestors had, nothing more and nothing less" well thats full on bullshit, genetic mutations? If what you said was the case their would be no evolution

[aussiechickdiana]

@campbellsrd My mother had me; a negative. She seemed to be all right, except was a difficult birth and I was born jaundiced. di

[campbellsrd]

can someone tell me what happens if a ab rh pos. female has a ab rh neg baby that is not shown here or in any other information i can fnd they only tell what happens the other way around why???

[patriciasheartloves]

All animals and bacteria and most humans have rh+ antigens..Everything in nature except the rh- people..rh- blood CANNOT be cloned(mark of being made in Gods image since blood and God are the main themes of the bible and mentioned the most--the LIFE/identity of the flesh is IN the BLOOD--plus God made Adam and his descendants half from the dust of the earth and half BREATH/wisdom from him, rh+ is completely earthly).A,B,AB can be changed to type O but rh+ can't become rh-.

[patriciasheartloves]

In the beginning God created a variety of people..Rh- are from Adams line(God told hebrews not to mix with people of other lands)..He also said there would be a remnant of Israel left in the end and there is a very small number/remnant of rh- people left on earth.If this fetal rejection didn't occur then there would be no rh- hebrew remnant left in end times, they would have ceased to exist..

[Saktoth]

Rh is short for Rhesus. Why? It was originally discovered in Rhesus monkeys.

For your alien interbreeding to have led to the Rh blood types, it would have to have taken place before the apes diverged from the old world monkeys. There go all your wonderful theories about space aliens inventing the human races.

[Ommiaom]

I find this honestly interesting though I wonder WHY that music is playing on every spooky youtube video?? Who makes those movies with all the same music? It's like its intentioned to ring a certain bell in our brain each time: a conditioning

[sorin1918]

Maybe a cousin of homo sapiens like that procentage of neanderthal genetic foot print in humans outside Africa.

[virgociously]

what about animals blood types?  I'm looking it up.