What will the ratio of brown eyes children to blue eye children from 2 heterozygous brown-eyed parents be?
Q. What will the ratio of brown eyes children to blue eye children from 2 heterozygous brown-eyed parents be? ( the brown eyes is the dominant trait and the blue eyes are recessive) Also if you can make a punnet square. Could you guys tell me how you got the answer? I don't really understand all this heterozygous and homozygous stuff.
Asked by legion - Wed Jan 7 00:37:51 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 3 to 1 ___ ___ Brown Blue Brown ___ Brown Brown Blue ___ Brown Blue there are four possible outcomes and the dominate trait will be shown. sry for the messed up punnet square
Answered by RazgrizGT - Wed Jan 7 00:42:54 2009

What is the chanse of me having a blue eyed baby?
Q. I have brown eyes not dark not hazel, shade in between. My girlfriend has pretty light blue eyes.. Totally irrelevant story _I had a dream i had a blue eyed baby girl, held her in my arms, it was beautiful_ Id be really awesome if that dream came true. What are my chances, percentage. My mother has light brown almost hazel eyes, dad has really dark brown eyes. Both my girlfriends parents have blue eyes. Thank you all for your answers.
Asked by Misael T - Fri Dec 12 16:16:21 2008 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Well since blue eyes are a recessive gene, you would need to carry a blue eyed gene to pass on. This would have been more likely if one of your parents had blue eyes, but I just read your edit and it looks like neither of them does. It is still possible that you carry a recessive blue eyed gene from a grandparent but I would say it looks most likely that your baby will have brown or hazel eyes, since that is more dominant.
Answered by Zoe Olivia's mommy :) - Fri Dec 12 16:33:22 2008

Is it possible for a Black eyed Siberian Husky to deliver Blue eyed pups?
Q. Example is, a female and a male pair having both black eyes. Are there any chances that they will be having blue eyed pups when matured?? what if one side of the pups parents has history of blue eyes even though he's having non blue eyes?
Asked by jr_focker - Mon Mar 9 21:31:39 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. well since they both have black eyes they could be either dominant, recessive, or heterozygous for the blue eyed trait depending on their history of genetics... Dominant: d d d d = dd dd dd dd which means all babies would have blue eyes Recessive: d d d d = dd dd dd dd meaning NO babies would have blue eyes and Heterozygous: D d D d = DD Dd DD Dd meaning you have half a chance of producing blue eyed pups please no rude comments, im not sure if this is total correct or just all wrong...correct me or add on if you feel the need EDIT: there's also a possibility or co-dominance or incomplete dominance
Answered by Jake - Mon Mar 9 21:44:14 2009

What should i say to people if i have blue eyed contacts when i want to keep it a secret?
Q. I have dark brown eyes with golden brown hair, but i think i want blue eyed contacts. I'm actually known for my deep chocoalte brown eyes, but i don't know... I'm thinking i want to see a little change. If i get blue eyed contacts though, i don't want anybody to know that i'm wearing colored contacts. And what should i do if somebody asks if i'm wearing colored contacts when they know my natural eye color?
Asked by Gigi J - Mon Nov 12 07:13:28 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments

A. They are gonna notice, it's ok.
Answered by royalblue - Mon Nov 12 07:21:36 2007

How can a green-yellowish eyed boy be born from two parents with blue eyes?
Q. I had always heard that the gene of blue eyes was recessive so two parents with blue eyes could only give birth to children with blue eyes. But I know someone with green-yellowish eyes who has two blue-eyed parents (and I'm sure these are his parents ;-) Is that a mutation?
Asked by machab1804 - Sun Jul 29 06:23:58 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It's a lot more common than most people think - you could equally wonder why children aren't an exact match of their parents in all other ways, SOME of which I could mention here but won't because I don't want a violation ! ! !
Answered by dustcart44 - Sun Jul 29 06:57:58 2007

Is it possible for a blue-eyed woman and a green-eyed man to produce a brown eyed offspring?
Q. I'm asking this because my sister is brown-eyed and our parents have blue and green eyes. I read somewhere that it is impossible. She also has almond shaped eyes and both of our parents have round eyes.
Asked by Michelle - Mon Jul 20 01:30:09 2009 - - 31 Answers - 0 Comments

A. yes it is impossible
Answered by Elle - Mon Jul 20 01:37:25 2009

What are the chances of a brown eyed person, and a green eyes person having a blue eyed child?
Q. My dad has dark brown hair and dark brown eyes, and my mom has light brown hair and dark green eyes.. my hair is medium to dark blonde, and my eyes are a blue-grey colour.. what are the chances of this happening? there are not many blue eyed people in my family.. on my dads side there are none at all.. my moms side there are more.. but not LOTS.
Asked by Mae - Wed May 21 19:11:12 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. the chances don't seem to be very likely, especially since blue is a recessive gene. however, it is still possible, because certain traits can skip generations until they reappear again.
Answered by Kellerz - Wed May 21 19:19:26 2008

Is it possible to have a blue eyed baby?
Q. Im bi racial indian &chinese dark brown eyes & black hair but my parents are mixed aswell,my mum has dark brown eyes my dad hazel it changes colour depending on his mood,my bf is blonde blue eyed white guy,not sure wot colour their eyes are..Dnt know them!Is it possible that our baby can have his eye colour at all?
Asked by Cassy - Mon Apr 9 14:27:15 2007 - - 27 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You would really need to work out the genetics behind both of your families. But, yes, it is totally possible. My husband has hazel/brown eyes and I have blue eyes and our son has eyes as blue as the ocean and our daughter has green/hazel eyes.
Answered by SchrodingersTigress - Mon Apr 9 14:32:29 2007

If a brown eyed man has children with a blue eyed woman,what are the odds of children having blue eyes?
Q. The male does not have any blue eyed parents or grandparents. The male's great-grandfather and great-uncle had blue eyes.
Asked by Nucleator - Mon May 31 15:35:41 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 1 in 8 Please note that there are 2 different genes that can cause blue eyes: being homozygous for either of them results in blue eyes. Being heterozygous for both results in non-blue eyes, just like being heterozygous for the regular brown/blue model. One of the genes is the usual blue and the other is found in eastern Europe (not sure how frequent). Also there s hazel that is sometimes lumped in with brown, but it s not. From the usual simple Brown/blue model: 1.Assuming the male s great-uncle is the great-grandfather s son: Then the grandfather is Bb (ggf is bb so can only give b s, the ggm had a bb son and a brown-eyed son(gf) so she is Bb- but that doesn t matter). If this is the ONLY b involved (otherwise, you re going to… [cont.]
Answered by eeeeek!!! - Mon May 31 23:21:07 2010

Is it true that blue eyed guys prefer blue eyed girls?
Q. I read an article about a study done where brown eyed guys had less of a preference, but blue eyed guys chose blue eyed girls. Blue eyed guys, what do you think?
Asked by Danielle - Thu Jan 7 11:26:31 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I guess...I'm blue eyed and naturally find blue eyed girls more attractive.
Answered by captain awesome - Thu Jan 7 11:35:17 2010

Why are there less blue eyed people than dark eyed people?
Q. In the population of the earth there are less blue eyed people. Why are blue eyed people always looked after more readily?
Asked by The Wardog Group - Sun Aug 31 17:43:01 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Blue eyes are recessive, and brown eyes are dominate gene, green is the most rare eye color in the earth's population. You can research this on wikipedia.org.
Answered by XRenXViolinX - Sun Aug 31 17:49:01 2008

My eyes are brown, husbands is light blue, what are the chances of a blue eyed baby?
Q. I know brown is dominant, but could it be possible to have a blue eyed baby? My mom has brown eyes, my dad has blue eyes, I think i just answered my own question. Probably brown right? Okay, how can you give "answers smartass" a thumbs down for saying "my parents were the same way and i have blue eyes"? How do you justify that thumbs down? It's not even an opinion, its a fact. I don't get some of the thumb downers.
Asked by Chiefs Chick - Fri May 21 11:49:58 2010 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments

Are blue eyed fair haired people an ethnic minority ?
Q. I mean, 25% of the world's population is Chinese, another 25 % is Indian, and then there are all the Africans and other people who are supposed, according to our government, to be ethnic minorities. Yet the percentage of blue eyed fair haired people in terms of world population is small, but nobody thinks to extend us minority rights. Why ?
Asked by ketkonen - Wed Feb 13 05:18:09 2008 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments

A. An interesting question and one that I felt deserved a bit of research. According to the Cambridge dictionary, the definition of an 'ethnic minority' is as follows: 'A national or racial group living in a country or area which contains a larger group of people of a different race or nationality.' So, if you're a black person living in the UK where the majority of the population is white, you will be part of an 'ethnic minority'. However, in terms of the world population (and not individual countries) I wonder if you may have a point. According to Wikipedia the world's races are as follows: Oriental/East Asian 25 per cent, Indian/Brown 23.5 per cent, Maulato/Hispanic 7.5 per cent, White 19 per cent, Black 19.5 per cent, Two or more… [cont.]
Answered by caretoshare2000 - Wed Feb 13 05:44:25 2008

There was another Blond hair Blue eyed little girl missing on good morning america?
Q. is this a pattern in media or only blond blue eyed kids only get kidnapped?
Asked by whatitdo702 - Thu Jul 31 00:24:44 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. prolly just a coincidence i know several people of many different races who have gotten kidnapped its very sad and the last time i saw an amber alert was last summer
Answered by ezgrl95 - Thu Jul 31 00:30:06 2008

What makes a blue eyed lucistic ball python?
Q. I heard to make a blue eyed lucy you need two mojaves which would make a super mojave ( a lucy) but i saw in a video that you need two lessers... So a super lesser... What is it really? Is it a super mojave or a super lesser. I am hoping its a super mojave because i want to produce some and i have a male mojave. Thanx!! D.k.
Asked by D.k. - Thu May 6 21:37:21 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Breeding two lesser platinums will give you a blue eyed leucistic, as will breeding two mojaves. But the lucys created by breeding the lessers will be pure white, while the lucys created by breeding the two mojaves will have a little bit of gray on the top of the head.
Answered by madsnakeman - Fri May 7 00:13:30 2010

does anybody know what two morphs of ball python i have to breed together to get a blue eyed leaucistic?
Q. i know that if you breed two fire ball pythons together you get some black eyed leaucistics and some fires, but which two do you have to breed together to get some blue eyed leaucistics?
Asked by Mark M - Mon May 26 11:36:35 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You can breed a mojave to a mojave, a lesser platinum to a lesser platinum, or a mojave to a lesser platinum to get blue eyed leucistics. Mojaves are cheaper than lesser platinums, but the blue eyed lucys from mojave breedings can have a little yellow to them, while the blue eyed lucys from lesser platinum breedings are much whiter and cleaner.
Answered by madsnakeman - Mon May 26 11:42:48 2008

Can a blue eyed parent and a green eyed parent produce a child with brownish green eyes?
Q. in humans are brown eyes necessarily dominant over blue eyes/green eyes or can they be a recessive gene in some cases? oh and no, illegitimacy is not a issue. This person has way to much of a resemblance to the father.
Asked by John - Sun Sep 2 22:56:05 2007 - - 11 Answers - 1 Comments

A. It is a fallacy that two blue eyed people cannot have a brown eyed child. The reason why, brown eyes are dominant so if a blue eyed person has any recessive brown eyed genes they are very weak. However you combine the two weak recessive genes from both parents and they can produce that trait in the children. In other words, if both of the blue eyed parents each had a brown eyed parent, there is a very good likelihood of their having a brown eyed child. I have seen this and like you state there is no illegimacy at issue. Quite normally a product of a blue eyed, brown eyed marriage will be hazel eyed. My father had sky blue eyes and he had a brown eyed mother.
Answered by Shirley T - Mon Sep 3 01:12:06 2007

Can a hazel eyed person and a blue eyed person produce a brown eyed child?
Q. The dad has Hazel eyes which change from light brown to green. The grandparents from the father's side have: Grandpa: Brown and Grandma: Blue The mom has blue eyes. Her parents both have blue eyes.
Asked by Sonny - Fri Apr 10 10:17:53 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Yes they can. Thought one parent has hazel and one has blue they still have ressesive genes. Apparently the Dominant trait for one parent was hazel eyes and the other blue. They could have a brown eyed gene in their body but it is a masked gene. That was concluded by Gregor Mendel. try this. this will tell you how a blue and hazel couple can produce a borwn eyed baby. Another way is to draw a punnett square. It is a square set up into four different sectoins. this shows a punnett square. Female genes go on top and males on bottom. You put say BB for mother and Bb for dad. There is like a 75% for whatever gene is being looked at.
Answered by Donricky - Fri Apr 10 10:24:50 2009

What are the chances for Chinese people to have blue eyed children?
Q. I am a Chinese guy and I was wondering what the chances are for me to have children with blue eyes. Assuming my wife has blue eyes of course because if we both don't have the gene for blue eyes then there's no way our children will have blue eyes.
Asked by AsianGuy - Sun Mar 22 09:19:51 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Well the gene for blue eyes is recessive, but if both parents have blues their children will have blue eyes. Brown eyes is a dominate gene, so if even if your wife has blue eyes, your children will more than likely have brown eyes. However I do know of a half Chinese girl that does have blue eyes, but it is the more unlikely occurrence.
Answered by starbeamnm - Sun Mar 22 09:30:01 2009

When a blue eyed person takes a picture, why do their eyes sometimes turn out red?
Q. Have you ever noticed that sometimes when you take a picture of someone with blue eyes, their eyes usually turn out red in the picture? Why is it mostly people with blue eyes this happens to? I know it's called red eye and there are ways to fix it. I was just wondering why this happens. Is there a reflection or something with the flash?
Asked by Wendy - Tue Mar 13 15:15:41 2007 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments

A. This is not unique to blue-eyed people; the iris isn't what turns red, it's the pupil. The camera is essentially illuminating the retina, and captures a picture of that (since the pupil is a lens in and of itself, the camera can see right through). The retina is full of blood vessels, so you end up with red colored pupils.
Answered by Mat M - Tue Mar 13 16:05:12 2007