Where does Rh negative blood come from? – Part 3

I have discussed regions, tribes and nations with high levels of Rh- frequencies many times.

Here is a summary:

The Basques

Rh- frequencies in Basques – French: 24%. Spanish: 28%, Chilean: 33%

Please keep in mind, that 3,000 to 4,000 years ago, their y-DNA (male) gene pool was pretty much replaced by the Proto Celts (R1b)  who invaded them.

The Scots

The (Northern) Irish

The Walsers

The Amish

25% of the Amish are Rh-

The Sinai Peninsula Bedouins

The Karaite Jews

The Black Jews of Cochin

Samaritans

Isolated Berber tribes

Parts of the Netherlands

Use the search box for more information on any of these groups

What do they have in common other than Rh- blood?

Red or reddish hair might be frequent

Red hair is frequent where Rh- blood is frequent

A strong sense of independence and freedom as well

Is Rh negative blood headed for extinction?

Let’s revisit ancient Rh- tribes:

Women’s Rights in Ancient Times

That is the other thing that societies high in Rh- blood seem to have in common

Where does Rh negative blood come from? – Part 2