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As of 14 feb 2011 the All Blacks are number 1 with Australia 2nd.
The most common type of ALD (adrenoleukodystrophy) is X-linked ALD. Than means that the gene for ALD is on the X chromosome. Because boys have only one X chromosome, if it has the ALD gene on it they will have the disease. Girls have two X chromosomes, so, in order to get ALD both of their X chromosomes would have to have an ALD gene. That would mean that both her father and her mother would have to have an ALD gene. Because males with ALD die before they can have children this would not happen. So girls don't get this type of ALD. There are other, more rare types of ALD that affect both boys and girls. So, all in all, fewer girls have ALD
The New Zealand All Blacks
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Munster beat the All Blacks on the 31st of October 1978, but the All Blacks have beaten them on all other meetings up to the end of 2011.
Richie McCaw is the first ever All Black to play 100 test matches for the All Blacks. On 24th September 2011 at the Rugby World Cup 2011 he was awarded the first ever 'White Cap' for 100 test appearances for the All Blacks.
1987 and 2011.
The New Zealand All Blacks.
No one, Australia and SOuth Africa have one it twice
For the 2011 RWC its the New Zealand All Blacks
ALD is found in all ethnic groups. About one in every 100,000 people suffers from ALD. Because the most severe form, called classic ALD, is X-linked, many more males than females are affected.