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For the past 10 years, I have been receiving and answering questions. Here are some of the most frequent ones. If yours is not featured, ask in the commenting section below.

Why are we so similar to each other?
Are rh negatives resistant to the coronavirus?
Are blood types reliable in paternity cases?
Do rh negatives tend to have lower blood pressure?
Are rh negatives natural-born researchers?
Do you have (an) extra rib(s)?
Why are so many Rh negatives left-handed?
Can rh negative people recognize each other?
Are O negatives most resistant to this coronavirus?
Is cranial capacity in Rh(D) negative individuals larger?
Why are hazel eyes so frequent in Rh(D) negative individuals?
Are rh negative people more likely to have red hair and/or freckles?
Does heat kill the coronavirus?
Who are we?
… and what makes us unique?
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One Comment

  1. M. Tosta April 3, 2020

    Hello,

    There are people that are RH- “recessive”, that carry the trait, but do not manifest it. Correct?

    I understand that everyone has 2 RH expressions, one from each parent. If the First expression is RH+ and the second RH-, is that what makes one recessive? How does one find out what their second expression is. ( as far as I know, a regular blood test only tells you about the 1st expression.) is there a special test?

    Thank you,

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