The O blood type is apparently a mutation that lost some of the functions of the A and B types but not the basic function of a blood type as far as I know
I cannot let you just hide behind "as far as I know" when your statement is complete nonsense.
The Blood Type Diets : Blood Type O
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Type O was an early success formula. It is the only blood type that carries two opposing blood type antibodies (one blood type A and another against blood type B). These antibodies undoubtably conveyed some survival advantage, as many of the common diseases that plagued our ancestors possessed markers (antigens) that simulated the other blood types.
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This blood type has a very well-developed ability to digest meals that contain both protein and fat. This is because two chemicals used by the digestive tract, an enzyme called intestinal alkaline phosphatase, and a lipoprotein called ApoB48 are secreted into the digestive tract in much higher amounts by type O's.
So, no O type is not just some debilitated A or B type.
I know you want to protect your position against complete destruction, but perhaps doing it by making incorrect guesses is just self-deception.
I don't think albinism is a good thing so the rabbit fur example is at least compromised in its supposed beneficiality.
Of course that is not the only result of that five-allele c-gene system, so apparently, this is yet another bad excuse.
I've conceded this point for now because there is no way to know
It is quite easy to put a quite low upper limit on the number of alleles that Noah and his family could possess. Noah's three sons could have only the alleles that his parents had regardless of how many mutated alleles existed up to that point. Then there are the three wives whom I assume you would give credit for at most two alleles each per gene, again regardless of what mutants existed in the folks who did not make it into the ark.
Edited by NoNukes, : No reason given.
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