Unlocking the Hidden Truth: Why Brown Eyes Hold the Key to Your Genetic Legacy
For decades, researchers thought eye color was determined by one dominant gene. Under this line of thinking, it was believed that the offspring (children) inherit their father’s eyes.
Translation: If your father had brownish eyes and your mother had blue eyes, you would likely be born with some variation of brown.
And if your parents both had green eyes, that would be a strong indicator that you would have green eyes too.
Some scientists believed that a recessive gene also influenced eye color.
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