what color are your eyes?
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Mine are a very intense blue so they really stand out.  If I wear anything blue, it makes them stand out more making my eyes the first thing people are drawn too (or so I have been told).
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Here are some sites with charts and information\n\nhttp://www.genetree.com/resource/eyeColorCalculator.php\nhttp://museum.thetech.org/ugenetics/eyeCalc/eyecalculator.html\nhttp://www.kumc.edu/gec/support/eyecolor.html
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31 question was tell me the color of ur eyes
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my eyes are light brown.  almost hazel
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My grandma's eye color changed from green to blue after she got eye surgery.  And my sister's eyes changed from blue to green.  My brother's have changed from light green to light brown.  So, it's common with time.
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Eye color is believed to help protect your retina from the sunlight, but that's not really true -- it doesn't matter.\n\nYour iris is made up of fibers, and the colors vary, depending on your genetics. There's no real explanation to why eye color is the way it is.
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I believe eye color is sex linked.  I think wing structure is too (like normal versus vestigial).
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I am Welsh. Most fellow Welsh people I know have dark hair, but I do know a lot of people who have light coloured eyes. I myself have black hair and dark brown eyes although blue eyes do also run in my family.
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The colored part of your eye is the iris, and all it does is control the amount of light that passes into the eye by varying the size of your pupil.  Light passes through that opening to the retina at the back of the eye where the rods and cones convert the lightwaves into the nerve signals that your brain recognizes as objects, colors, etc.
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every colour\nif eyes are beautifull no matter what colour hey have.
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I will say idefinitely that about 95% of Hispanics have med brown, dark brown or black eyed color. Our hair is typically medium brown to dark, we also have people with blonde and red hair..not too often. Many just dyed the hair lighter but is not the "typical" Hispanic hair color.\n\nThere is also Hispanics with green eyes and the most unusual color is blue.  It really depends the country. For example most Mexicans/Peruvian/Colombian have brown eyes(I will say about 98%)  but   Argentinian, Uruguyan, Spanish have higher % of people with green and blue eyes. It really depends the history in the heritage (ex.more Spanish, indian descendentsetc). I hope it helps to answer your question. I personally very fair skin  and I am 100% Hispanic some people think Iam caucacian, so it really depends
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Hi there, i don't know how old are you so can't decide on how technical i can be in answering this question. Any way i shall try to be simple.\nThe coloured (black, blue, green or whatever) part of the eye is called the IRIS (not pupil).  It is a shutter that guards the tiny hole in its center(this hole is actually called pupil). \nThe iris prevents too much of light from entering the eyes.It also helps animals and man to see better in darkness. The blackish pigment that colours your iris is MELANIN and its the same colouring agent that gives tan to your skin. Some people have deep melanin pigmentation on their iris and hence they have blackish iris. in some people, the amount of this pigment is a bit low, hence, their eyes seem brown. When the amount of colour is much lower, the eyes appear more bluish yellowish or greenish.\nIts actually the total absence of melanin that makes some eyes look blue or green. \nok, then thats all....\nGood bye!
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Royal Blue, just like I bet is the color of your eyes!
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brown; thats my eye color
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recessive and dominant genes determine eye color. Here is a brief easy-to-read explanation: http://www.seps.org/cvoracle/faq/eyecolor.html\n\nthe article gives a list of links at the bottom if you'd like to learn more about human genetics.
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My eyes change color as well. I have hazel eyes.  But they go to a solid green or blue.  They also get an orange or brown color to them as well.  As to why, I dont know.  But most people whose eye color changes have hazel eyes.
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Most babies have blue eyes when they are born and then their eyes darken as they age.\n\nWhen someone has two eyes of a different color it is pretty rare and usually results from some sort of genetic loss of pigmentation or can result from eye trauma.\n\nThe basis of eye color mostly has to do with melanin pigmentation.  If you have a lot of melanin you have brown eyes if you have very little you have blue eyes.  Everyone else is somewhere in between except people with green eyes which can result from flecks of yellowish fatty pigments against a dark background.