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Blood groups are interesting to biological anthropologists because :

Blood groups are interesting to biological anthropologists because

A) blood groups are stable and can be used to delineate races
B) blood groups correspond to matrilineal descent
C) only the ABO blood group shows a relationship to infectious diseases
D) there is a correlation between infectious diseases and blood groups and this provides a method to study the forces of evolution
E) none of these: blood groups are only of interest to medical professionals

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