Is it possible for a man and a woman both with blue eyes?
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i stand corrected (looked up answer). its rare but possible.  \n\nEye color is an inherited trait influenced by more than one gene.[6][7] There seem to be three genotypic eye colors (brown, green, and blue) in humans.[3] Although it was once thought that brown eye color was always dominant and blue eye color was always recessive, the fact that two blue-eyed parents can give birth to a brown-eyed child has shown that the determination of eye color does not follow the simple rules of Mendelian inheritance.[6][8] Three gene pairs coding for human eye color are currently known: EYCL1, EYCL2, and EYCL3.[9][10]\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eye_color#Determination_of_eye_color\nhttp://www.biosci.ohio-state.edu/~pfuerst/courses/eeobmg640/reading1eyecolor.pdf
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My eyes...they are a beautiful blue color.
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The mother carries the gene which determines the eye color as far as I know.  My children both have husky blue eyes but my husband and I both have brown.
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i've been married for nearly 7 years, the first thing i noticed when my husband walked in was his eyes, thick lips, then his muscular body, then his nice booty...we went from there.  he has ocean blue eyes, dirty blonde hair, and thick beautiful lips, very muscular (which meant he took care of himself) and a very nice booty. And big feet :)
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see its in ones genes.when fertilization takes place the mom's and dad's genes combine to give the baby its charecteristics like eye color,haircolor,etc.it dosent mean that if the mom is YELLOW eyed and the dad is blue eyed, the baby will be green eyed.the eye colors of parents dont mix instead their genetic codes mix up to form a new one.somtimes the baby has the same eye color as either of its parents.its based on mendels laws of genetics .mail me if u want to know more.im good at genetics
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they both have eyes...
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Yes, it would be possible, depending on the reason for blindness.
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I think so. There are some people who can read eyes exceptionally well and see more about you than you wish to tell. I have a friend that can do that. He looks into people's eyes and he knows immediately what they'll be like and he turns out to be right.
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From a personal point of view, I couldnt see it possible...in lust maybe but not in love. I think mostly it would depend on the persons involved!! Sounds like loadsa fun tho! ;o)
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I love brown eyes with blonde hair,but the girl I'm with now has blonde hair with blue green eyes and I wouldn't change that at all.She is so beautiful just the way she is.
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there are several genes in play\nlets start wtih eyes.. simply knowing his eye color is a start BUT you also need to know his parents eye color becuase he could be hiding a recessive gene..\nassuming he isnt - the kids will ALL have brown eyes.. but if he has a recessive blue gene then the kids have a 50/50 chance of blue or brown eyes...\nand so on for all genetics\n\nanyhow so in truth NOT only god.. but anyone with a knowledge of genetics can predict...\none thing though - get married before you start pumping out the kids.. and stop after 1 kid - the world is plenty crowded of people already
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I disagree with the one said blue eyes are dominant. Actually the gene of blue eyes is resessive. So if either one parents or grandparents have the gene of brown eyes, their offspring can more chances to get brown eyes than blue. Of couse, blue or brown eyes really depends on the genotype of the parents, not the phynotype. So if and only if both parents have blue eyes, they offspring have 100% chances to get pure blue eyes gene. \n\nSO if your eye color is brown, and your children are blue, that means that you have a blue eye gene, but because it is recessive, thus the phynotype of your eye color is brown. Your children would have 1/2 chance to get either blue or brown eye color in this situation.\n\nThe following link talks about the eye color in detail.
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I've known several African-Americans with blue eyes.  It's not common, but it does occur.  Most African-Americans are not purely of African descent.  It's a recessive trait, so both parents have to have blue eyes somewhere in their family tree.
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from a biophysical standpoint, the rods and cones in normal human retina work the same way, based from our common genetic blueprint, so I'd say it's extremely unlikely.  Colors that coordinate do so because of how the wavelengths correlate, just like the wave functions of accoustic waves in a musical cord correspond mathematically.  So I don't think color perception is quite so arbitrary that one person's "blue" is another person's "orange."  Blue is light with a wavelength of 420-490nm, and orange registers at 585-620nm- it's a very absolute thing.  I think the mental image that human sensory organs produce in the visual cortex resulting from the perception of these colors would be identical, again just based on the rigidity of critical organ structuring in human genetics.
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Brown hair and brown eyes
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By Mendelian theory, no. (bb= blue, BB & Bb=brown)\nBlue eyes are a recessive trait \nbb x bb = only bb\nNow if they were Brown eyed with the blue recessive trait and a blue eyed spouse\nBb x bb = Bb Bb bb bb\n\n-----------BUT---------------------\n\nMost of us learned the model for determining eye color that G.C. Davenport and C.B. Davenport devised in 1907. The Davenport model wrongly says brown eye color is always dominant over blue eye color, which means that two blue-eyed parents always have blue-eyed kids. We know better now.\n\n"Although not common, two blue-eyed parents can produce children with brown eyes," says Richard A. Sturm, a Principal Research Fellow at the Institute for Molecular Bioscience at the University of Queensland in Brisbane, Australia.\n\nEye color is a complex trait that depends on the state of several interacting genes. The gene that usually decides the issue (blue eyes or brown eyes) is the OCA2 gene on chromosome 15. But it comes in different strengths. A person with a weak form of the OCA2 gene will have blue eyes. Likewise a person with a strong form will have brown eyes. \n\nThe plot thickens, though, because an individual also has other eye-color genes that each has a say in the final eye-color outcome. For example, if one of these lesser genes is strong, it can make the weak form (blue) of OCA2 work much more effectively — almost like the strong form (brown). Then the eye color may be a light brown or muddy grey. In fact, the resulting color can be any shade of brown, hazel/green, or blue depending on the strengths of the interactions.\n\nSo, yes... two blue eyed parents can produce a brown eyed baby.
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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.