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Some believe that people with Rh-negative blood has divine or even alien ancestry. Others believe it could have come from Cro-Magnons. The Rh stands for rhesus factor which is found in primates and would add credence to the Annunaki story that they mixed their DNA with primates to create a worker race to mine gold.
Rh-Negative Blood: An Exotic Bloodline or Random Mutation?
Rh blood group system - Wikipedia
Medical Definition of Rh factor
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Rh-Negative Blood: An Exotic Bloodline or Random Mutation?
Rh blood group system - Wikipedia
Medical Definition of Rh factor
Rh-Negative Blood Lineages
One population which contains an unusually high frequency of the gene for the Rh-Negative blood type are the Basques from northeastern Spain. The Basques have the highest incidence of the gene out of any population in the world. The Basques also speak a non-Indo-European language and have genetic markers that pre-date the rise of agriculture. This has led to speculation that Rh-Negative blood is related to Cro-Magnon ancestry going back to the upper Paleolithic period in Europe.
Among the more exotic theories is the idea that the Rh-Negative gene represents a separate branch of humanity that intermarried with the branch that came out of Africa. One blogger has gone as far as to say that those with Rh-Negative blood are descendants of the Hyperborean race, which they believe to be the original human race. Followers of this idea believe that this race was blonde-haired and blue-eyed and included most major spiritual teachers in history, including Jesus.
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Published on Sep 25, 2012
Did you ever wonder why there are so many different races and ethnicities and how they are correlated with blood types and Rh values? Is it really possible for some many blood types to comes from two people according to the biblical story? What is your blood type? What are your thoughts on these differences?