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<blockquote data-quote="moreluck" data-source="post: 544307" data-attributes="member: 1246">All blood belongs to one of four major groups in the ABO blood system: A, AB, B or O. People with type O blood are known as universal donors as theirs is the only blood that can safely be given to people with other blood types. Below is a table of approximate blood type distribution. This can vary between races.Types-----Distribution-----RatiosO +..........1 person in 3..............38.4%O -...........1 person in 15..............7.7%A +..........1 person in 3...............32.3%A -...........1 person in 16................6.5%B +..........1 person in 12................. 9.4%B -...........1 person in 67.................1.7%AB +........1 person in 29..................3.2%AB -.........1 person in 167................0.7% &nbsp;(I don&#039;t see 37% anywhere)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="moreluck, post: 544307, member: 1246"] All blood belongs to one of four major groups in the ABO blood system: A, AB, B or O. People with type O blood are known as universal donors as theirs is the only blood that can safely be given to people with other blood types. Below is a table of approximate blood type distribution. This can vary between races. Types-----Distribution-----Ratios O +..........1 person in 3..............38.4% O -...........1 person in 15..............7.7% A +..........1 person in 3...............32.3% A -...........1 person in 16................6.5% B +..........1 person in 12................. 9.4% B -...........1 person in 67.................1.7% AB +........1 person in 29..................3.2% AB -.........1 person in 167................0.7% (I don't see 37% anywhere) [/QUOTE]

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