Racial & Ethnic Distribution of ABO Blood Types

**Vulpix** · 10-25-2008, 10:40 PM

There are racial and ethnic differences in Blood type and composition. The ABO Blood group system was discovered in 1901 and since it is of major importance in medicine, samples have been diligently collected from the most remote of people groups for a century. Of no other human characteristic is so much data available. Most populations have migrated and mixed. Unfortunately the reliability of the Blood data for assessing relationships between population groups is very limited. This is mostly due to the lack of availability of this important data. As the chart reveals, the frequency and purity of the four main ABO Blood groups varies in populations throughout the world. Great variation occurs in different groups within a given country; even a small country, as one ethnic group mixes, or not, with another. Publishing the ethnic differences in Blood type and the racial differences in Blood type is not, in the present-day world, considered to be politically correct. We compile and maintain this database through often times confidential sources. Every Blood gathering entity in the world must gather this information to stay in business, but almost every one of them is afraid to publish the racial and ethnic differences in Blood type, given the emotionally charged political climate.

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For example, early European races are characterized by a very low type B frequency, and a relatively high type A frequency while the Asiatic races are characterized by a high frequency of types A and B. The following chart does not consider Rh factor and may vary in specific regions. It is also different for some very particular racial or ethnic groups. We have highlighted interesting pure anomalies.

http://www.bloodbook.com/world-abo.html

PEOPLE GROUP	O	A	B	AB
Aborigines	61	39	0	0
Abyssinians	43	27	25	5
Ainu (Japan)	17	32	32	18
Albanians	38	43	13	6
Grand Andamanese	9	60	23	9
Arabs	34	31	29	6
Armenians	31	50	13	6
Asian (in USA - General)	40	28	27	5
Austrians	36	44	13	6
Bantus	46	30	19	5
Basques	51	44	4	1
Belgians	47	42	8	3
Blackfoot (N. Am. Indian)	17	82	0	1
Bororo (Brazil)	100	0	0	0
Brazilians	47	41	9	3
Bulgarians	32	44	15	8
Burmese	36	24	33	7
Buryats (Siberia)	33	21	38	8
Bushmen	56	34	9	2
Chinese-Canton	46	23	25	6
Chinese-Peking	29	27	32	13
Chuvash	30	29	33	7
Czechs	30	44	18	9
Danes	41	44	11	4
Dutch	45	43	9	3
Egyptians	33	36	24	8
English	47	42	9	3
Eskimos (Alaska)	38	44	13	5
Eskimos (Greenland)	54	36	23	8
Estonians	34	36	23	8
Fijians	44	34	17	6
Finns	34	41	18	7
French	43	47	7	3
Georgians	46	37	12	4
Germans	41	43	11	5
Greeks	40	42	14	5
Gypsies (Hungary)	29	27	35	10
Hawaiians	37	61	2	1
Hindus (Bombay)	32	29	28	11
Hungarians	36	43	16	5
Icelanders	56	32	10	3
Indians (India - General)	37	22	33	7
Indians (USA - General)	79	16	4	1
Irish	52	35	10	3
Italians (Milan)	46	41	11	3
Japanese	30	38	22	10
Jews (Germany)	42	41	12	5
Jews (Poland)	33	41	18	8
Kalmuks	26	23	41	11
Kikuyu (Kenya)	60	19	20	1

Koreans	28	32	31	10
Lapps	29	63	4	4
Latvians	32	37	24	7
Lithuanians	40	34	20	6
Malasians	62	18	20	0
Maoris	46	54	1	0
Mayas	98	1	1	1
Moros	64	16	20	0
Navajo (N. Am. Indian)	73	27	0	0
Nicobarese (Nicobars)	74	9	15	1
Norwegians	39	50	8	4
Papuas (New Guinea)	41	27	23	9
Persians	38	33	22	7
Peru (Indians)	100	0	0	0
Philippinos	45	22	27	6
Poles	33	39	20	9
Portuguese	35	53	8	4
Rumanians	34	41	19	6
Russians	33	36	23	8
Sardinians	50	26	19	5
Scotts	51	34	12	3
Serbians	38	42	16	5
Shompen (Nicobars)	100	0	0	0
Slovaks	42	37	16	5
South Africans	45	40	11	4
Spanish	38	47	10	5
Sudanese	62	16	21	0
Swedes	38	47	10	5
Swiss	40	50	7	3
Tartars	28	30	29	13
Thais	37	22	33	8
Turks	43	34	18	6
Ukrainians	37	40	18	6
United Kingdom (GB)	47	42	8	3
USA (US blacks)	49	27	20	4
USA (US whites)	45	40	11	4
USA Blood Types ( US all)	44	42	10	4
Vietnamese	42	22	30	5
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