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If a person has type 0+ blood, then they have a) the A and the B protein, but lack the Rh protein b) an O protein but not the Rh protein c) none of the ABO nor the Rh proteins d…

If a person has type 0+ blood, then they have a) the A and the B protein, but lack the Rh protein b) an O protein but not the Rh protein c) none of the ABO nor the Rh proteins d…
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If a person has type 0+ blood, then they have

a) the A and the B protein, but lack the Rh protein
b) an O protein but not the Rh protein
c) none of the ABO nor the Rh proteins
d) the Rh protein but not the A or the B proteins

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d

Explanation: positive blood types have Rh proteins

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