Rh gene

I always wondered about what you guys think about the Rh gene, could humans be two species?
Where and when did the Rh gene occur? And what is the traits?

Clearly we're not "two species". I'd guess it's a mutation.

a reply to: AdmireTheDistance

Do you think a Tiger and a lion are two different species or the same? Just a mutation that differs them?

a reply to: AdmireTheDistance

The majority of the Rh negative have blue eyes which is a common trait of people living in cold climates in the north.

One of the things we like on ATS is for the OP (that is you in this case) to do some actual work creating something for us to talk about, rather than the three lines you typed.

Perhaps a link to the subject matter like

Link

Or even two links

Link 2

Then, you read the link and tell us why you are happy with it or not as the case may be.

I am not trying to be an ass, just trying to let you know how ATS works since you are a brand new member.

Welcome to ATS.

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originally posted by: Temudjin
a reply to: AdmireTheDistance

Do you think a Tiger and a lion are two different species or the same? Just a mutation that differs them?

No, they are two distinct species.

originally posted by: Temudjin
a reply to: AdmireTheDistance

The majority of the Rh negative have blue eyes which is a common trait of people living in cold climates in the north.

Actually, blue eyes of those living in a cold climate are prevalent because of the Christian Crusades...specifically the 2nd round.

a reply to: AdmireTheDistance

But if they mate the offspring is a liger, which is sterile. Could nature have done a miss? Two species breeded but the offspring could breed to? A Rh negative mother who has a Rh positive child will make antibodies to kill the fetus.

a reply to: BestinShow

Could you please elaborate?

The crusade made blue eyes?

they can read minds and fly but will never admit it.

a reply to: haven123

Great. Thanks for spilling the beans.

a reply to: haven123

I heard something about unicorns and Gods? Could probably be the read mind and fly part! A rumour said a Neanderthal couldn't keep his penis in his knickers

I have AB negative blood. Don't have blue eyes though, green. I was given a shot after the births of all 3 of my children so that I wouldn't make antibodies during the next pregnancy.


As for being a different species. Does it count if my family tells me I'm barely human?

a reply to: Kentuckymama

Well you are actually under the species Homo sapiens just some small differences, it's a mutation that occurred about 35.000 - 10.000 years ago with two different strings. Meaning two species mated into us.

originally posted by: Temudjin
could humans be two species?

A species is often defined as the largest group of organisms capable of interbreeding and producing fertile offspring.

No. Humans couldn't be two species.

originally posted by: Temudjin
it's a mutation that occurred about 35.000 - 10.000 years ago with two different strings. Meaning two species mated into us.

Nope. It's only meaning a mutation occured tens of thousands of years ago. Mutation doesn't mean new species.







OP, why don't you simply speak out what you believe? That you are Rh negative and that you read some things on a new age site saying Rh negative people are more spiritual or coming from the stars, and you want ATS to confirm this nonsense.

Just say it and we'll answer you.

originally posted by: Temudjin
it's a mutation that occurred about 35.000 - 10.000 years ago with two different strings. Meaning two species mated into us.

That's, uh, not quite how it works.

a reply to: Temudjin

Well you are actually under the species Homo sapiens just some small differences, it's a mutation that occurred about 35.000 - 10.000 years ago with two different strings. Meaning two species mated into us.

Just a suggestion, but perhaps you should do some research of trait heritability and evolution in general. What you've described here has nothing to do with how genetics works.

a reply to: JUhrman

So its not a new specie, Yet a Grolar is a hybrid bear that could create offspring, you consider all bears the same species cause they look very much alike? Do I believe Rh negative come from the stars? No I believe the Rh negative are actually Neanderthals

a reply to: iterationzero

Now how does it work? I've seen the characteristics of mRNA and saw a mutation called Eve then much later Adam but they both didn't occur in the same time nor the same continent. It's called the Babylon dispersion, are polar bears and grizzlies the same species since they could mate and give offspring in the same way a liger functions? Ever heard of the myth of the Giants? introgressive hybridization And back crossing? Evolution is a linear survival mechanism, I'm baiting if you are wondering what im doing. I'm saying that a more evolved species came into the homo sapien population, which has the same traits as a polar bear, you can call them whatever you want I call them Neanderthals.

a reply to: AdmireTheDistance

Now you tell me how it works? I'm curious