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Evolution...and Rhesus Negative Blood

 
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check it out my Theory (the or y): if rh- negative blood has no Rhesus Monkey...then are we not the missing link to evolution? hf
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correct me if I'm wrong...
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My blood contains no monkeys.

I am also quite sure that no modern ape has descended from me.
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correct me if I'm wrong...
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dont tell that to + blood types they are still looking elsewhere.. and they are also wondering why if we evolved from monkeys why there are still monkeys...
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The human species is a test tube race.
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correct me if I'm wrong...

dont tell that to + blood types they are still looking elsewhere.. and they are also wondering why if we evolved from monkeys why there are still monkeys...
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No they aren't. My family came from Ireland.....and not only is it still there, there are still people there!

Not that we evolved from monkeys anyhow. But nothing at all prevents a pool of the unchanged species from continuing to exist.

For instance, American English has evolved and changed from the original British English. Yet both are still spoken (actually, the linguistic reality is a little more complex than that -- but anyhow!) English in turn derived from mostly German, with a smattering of French. Those are still live languages -- albeit in their modern forms (not too many speakers of Norman French these days. But then, not too many speakers of Old English either!)

In the case of the monkeys, we and they both derive from a lemur-like creature that is now long gone. Various members of the primate families split from us at various times, making the chimpanzee our closest living relative.
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correct me if I'm wrong...

dont tell that to + blood types they are still looking elsewhere.. and they are also wondering why if we evolved from monkeys why there are still monkeys...
chuckle



No they aren't. My family came from Ireland.....and not only is it still there, there are still people there!

Not that we evolved from monkeys anyhow. But nothing at all prevents a pool of the unchanged species from continuing to exist.

For instance, American English has evolved and changed from the original British English. Yet both are still spoken (actually, the linguistic reality is a little more complex than that -- but anyhow!) English in turn derived from mostly German, with a smattering of French. Those are still live languages -- albeit in their modern forms (not too many speakers of Norman French these days. But then, not too many speakers of Old English either!)

In the case of the monkeys, we and they both derive from a lemur-like creature that is now long gone. Various members of the primate families split from us at various times, making the chimpanzee our closest living relative.
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RH negatives are not related, even remotely, to chimpanzees or any other primates.

The missing links are the positives.

Animals have the + blood. No animal has negative blood.

There you have it.
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In the case of the monkeys, we and they both derive from a lemur-like creature that is now long gone. Various members of the primate families split from us at various times, making the chimpanzee our closest living relative.


but...RH- (rhesus monkey negative) has no monkey none..so i'm sorry but we are not all related to the monkey. dawn

and we cannot be cloned...
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The human species is a test tube race.
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we rh-'s cannot be cloned for some reason. dawn
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The human species is a test tube race.


we rh-'s cannot be cloned for some reason. dawn
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someone just told me "test tube" is not cloning...sorry...dawn
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The human species is a test tube race.


we rh-'s cannot be cloned for some reason. dawn
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someone just told me "test tube" is not cloning...sorry...dawn
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The human species is a test tube race.


we rh-'s cannot be cloned for some reason. dawn
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someone just told me "test tube" is not cloning...sorry...dawn hf
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Perhaps we could ask the OP what he is talking about? Perhaps he could provide a link to where his "theory" is explained in some sort of detail? At the moment all I'm seeing is word salad. And not even much of that.
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Perhaps we could ask the OP what he is talking about? Perhaps he could provide a link to where his "theory" is explained in some sort of detail? At the moment all I'm seeing is word salad. And not even much of that.
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i guess i am the OP, and this is my very first thread...and i'm sorry but i cannot link books and real life to the internet...but i assure you i am AB Rh-negative, and you can google "AB Rh-negative blood" and see for yourself...what is this "word salad"? and are you speaking for yourself "i" or others as well, "we"? bet your a gemini...concider yourself a real good reference to yourself and your own opinion eah?
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ooops forgot to identify myself the above is me....dawn
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Thread: AB- Rhesus negative blood
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Perhaps we could ask the OP what he is talking about? Perhaps he could provide a link to where his "theory" is explained in some sort of detail? At the moment all I'm seeing is word salad. And not even much of that.


i guess i am the OP, and this is my very first thread...and i'm sorry but i cannot link books and real life to the internet...but i assure you i am AB Rh-negative, and you can google "AB Rh-negative blood" and see for yourself...what is this "word salad"? and are you speaking for yourself "i" or others as well, "we"? bet your a gemini...concider yourself a real good reference to yourself and your own opinion eah?
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and i am looking for input...not doubt...it is "theory" what i think...sooooo...no proof...i guess you do not understand the word "THEORY" or maybe i am confused???? hf...so do you "think" or just "repeat what others think"???????
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check it out my Theory (the or y): if rh- negative blood has no Rhesus Monkey...then are we not the missing link to evolution? hf
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i guess i am the OP, and this is my very first thread...and i'm sorry but i cannot link books and real life to the internet...but i assure you i am AB Rh-negative, and you can google "AB Rh-negative blood" and see for yourself...what is this "word salad"? and are you speaking for yourself "i" or others as well, "we"? bet your a gemini...concider yourself a real good reference to yourself and your own opinion eah?
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Thank you for some dressing on top of my salad.



I am not surprised, appalled, amused, or confused by you having AB blood, of any rh factor. A little reading indicates that approximately 1% of the population world-wide is classified AB- under the simplified blood-typing system in most common use.

What confuses me about your post is your remarks that this has or has not something to do with evolutionary theory. To that end you apparently want to draw attention to the Rhesus Macaque. But to what end, I am unable to fathom.

Thus, the request for expansion on what it is you are trying to say.
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How do you know monkeys only have Rh negative?, If Humans has Rh positive and Anothers Rh Negative,. And beside that Some People Rh Negative are testing with another secondary test, because are another secundary Rh (-)'Sub division. Any medical technologist working on hematology depart. or cross blood department can give us better information.But anyway thanks for you comment...
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In the case of the monkeys, we and they both derive from a lemur-like creature that is now long gone. Various members of the primate families split from us at various times, making the chimpanzee our closest living relative.


but...RH- (rhesus monkey negative) has no monkey none..so i'm sorry but we are not all related to the monkey. dawn

and we cannot be cloned...
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I don't want to put words in your mouth, but is it possible you think "Rh Positive" means the blood contains a protein also found in monkeys?

This passes well beyond over-simplification to enter the territory of simply not so.

The "+" or "-" in the basic human blood-typing system refers to the presence of the Rh D antigen; the most common of the Rhesus antigens. The name is essentially meaningless, as it was based on as much studies with rabbits as it was with "monkeys."

A quick look at available literature online shows that although animal blood groups are different, they do share some elements (as is predicted by evolutionary theory). Among the elements shared is that within chimpanzees (our closest relative, phylogenically), the Rh D antigen appears. In many other species of primate there is no analog protein; although it would be incorrect to describe them thus, for the purpose of this discussion you could characterize them as being "Rh-negative."

As it happens, the Rh-D antigen also has no exact analog in felines, canines, equines.......
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How do you know monkeys only have Rh negative?, If Humans has Rh positive and Anothers Rh Negative,. And beside that Some People Rh Negative are testing with another secondary test, because are another secundary Rh (-)'Sub division. Any medical technologist working on hematology depart. or cross blood department can give us better information.But anyway thanks for you comment...
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rh + is named from the monkey they found it in first, the rhesus monkey, some humans share this "rhesus monkey factor" with the monkeys, they are called rh +, humans that dont are rh -.
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It is also worth pointing out that the Rh _series_ antigens are ancient, and found in the majority of life. Humans are distinct from other primates in expression of antigens labeled as C, c, and E.

At the risk of confusing the matter further, mouse and other lower orders do not encode a direct analog to Rh antigens on the surface of their red blood cells, although the Rh30 proteins are an integral part of the cell membranes.
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How do you know monkeys only have Rh negative?, If Humans has Rh positive and Anothers Rh Negative,. And beside that Some People Rh Negative are testing with another secondary test, because are another secundary Rh (-)'Sub division. Any medical technologist working on hematology depart. or cross blood department can give us better information.But anyway thanks for you comment...

rh + is named from the monkey they found it in first, the rhesus monkey, some humans share this "rhesus monkey factor" with the monkeys, they are called rh +, humans that dont are rh -.
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Or, more accurately, for the monkey used in early experiments first identifying a particular form of coagulation reaction to transfusion. The human "Rh-factor" was identified and described before modern protein analysis.
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i guess i am the OP, and this is my very first thread...and i'm sorry but i cannot link books and real life to the internet...but i assure you i am AB Rh-negative, and you can google "AB Rh-negative blood" and see for yourself...what is this "word salad"? and are you speaking for yourself "i" or others as well, "we"? bet your a gemini...concider yourself a real good reference to yourself and your own opinion eah?



Thank you for some dressing on top of my salad.



I am not surprised, appalled, amused, or confused by you having AB blood, of any rh factor. A little reading indicates that approximately 1% of the population world-wide is classified AB- under the simplified blood-typing system in most common use.

What confuses me about your post is your remarks that this has or has not something to do with evolutionary theory. To that end you apparently want to draw attention to the Rhesus Macaque. But to what end, I am unable to fathom.

Thus, the request for expansion on what it is you are trying to say.
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the link to evolution we all (except Rhesus negative blood) have a link to the monkey...no monkey here!!!! it's too simple; that's why it's overlooked...dawn hf
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correct me if I'm wrong...

dont tell that to + blood types they are still looking elsewhere.. and they are also wondering why if we evolved from monkeys why there are still monkeys...
chuckle



No they aren't. My family came from Ireland.....and not only is it still there, there are still people there!

Not that we evolved from monkeys anyhow. But nothing at all prevents a pool of the unchanged species from continuing to exist.

For instance, American English has evolved and changed from the original British English. Yet both are still spoken (actually, the linguistic reality is a little more complex than that -- but anyhow!) English in turn derived from mostly German, with a smattering of French. Those are still live languages -- albeit in their modern forms (not too many speakers of Norman French these days. But then, not too many speakers of Old English either!)

In the case of the monkeys, we and they both derive from a lemur-like creature that is now long gone. Various members of the primate families split from us at various times, making the chimpanzee our closest living relative.


RH negatives are not related, even remotely, to chimpanzees or any other primates.

The missing links are the positives.

Animals have the + blood. No animal has negative blood.

There you have it.
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what? i believe you have missunderstood what was posted...rh-negative is the missing link...no monkey..no RHESUS is rh-negative blood...google: rhesus negative blood...don't take my word for it...dawn hf
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How do you know monkeys only have Rh negative?, If Humans has Rh positive and Anothers Rh Negative,. And beside that Some People Rh Negative are testing with another secondary test, because are another secundary Rh (-)'Sub division. Any medical technologist working on hematology depart. or cross blood department can give us better information.But anyway thanks for you comment...
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oh my...monkeys do not have rh-negative blood...i did not say that! I have RH-negative blood...rh- is rhesus monkey negative...thus nooooo monkey...dawn hf
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this is also my thread...lol dawn hf
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It is also worth pointing out that the Rh _series_ antigens are ancient, and found in the majority of life. Humans are distinct from other primates in expression of antigens labeled as C, c, and E.

At the risk of confusing the matter further, mouse and other lower orders do not encode a direct analog to Rh antigens on the surface of their red blood cells, although the Rh30 proteins are an integral part of the cell membranes.
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your salad seem to be getting geneticly altered...are you organic...no...full of big words that make you un able to get "simple" "THEORY" and by the way...you are wrong about the rh- factor!. dawn bump





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