Is it possiable to be born with Blue Eyes If you are born Black?
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If I am not mistaken it is very rare but not impossible. I have known of one little girl who is black to have blue eyes. She too is from a very mixed background. As you may know, most babies are born with blue eyes but within a week or so they Will change to green, gold, hazel etc. That little girls eyes might still turn to a blur green or something, they may not. Most black people that I know or have known have brown or green eyes but blue is not impossible.
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The people who come from Mongolian Heritage have evolved to cope with their environment. The "squinty" eyes you are referring to serve them well when the Yellow River dust storms blow and the glare of the sun would make big blue eyes blind.\nAs for the hair, yes, it is always dark but not always fine. That was for a survival purpose too. Some Chinese people have very thick hair. Black is the dominant colour because it is stronger than other colours, so even in  international marriages, the children will have dark hair. Some toddlers will be seen with naturally fair hair though, but it darkens as they get older.\nThings evolve gradually, but sometimes also quite quickly ... a lot of Chinese have big and wide-open eyes these days. It used to be put down to cosmetic surgery, but some are born with such eyes naturally; obviously a sign of evolution.\nBy the way, it might surprise you to hear that not so long ago people with blue eyes were thought to be blind. A serious misconception but due to ignorance. \nIn every ethnic group there are diversities. Eyes are often the centre of focus because they are the centre of attraction. But if the eye reveals the soul of that person, it doesn't matter what shape or size it is.
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Eye color is a complicated trait, because it is controlled by several genes. It is likely that all of the genes have not yet been found. So far, scientists have a model in which one gene can either be blue or brown, with brown being dominant, and the other gene being blue or green and green being dominant. The brown trait from the first gene overrides either blue or green on the second. So, if someone has the brown trait, they have brown eyes. This model obviously fails to explain hazel, gray, and various other multi-shaded eye colors.\n\nWhat these genes do is turn on melanin production in the eye, the same thing that determines skin color. The more melanin, the darker the eyes. The reason a baby's eye color changes is it is born with very little melanin, both in its skin and in its eyes. As it is exposed to sun, melanin production increases until they've reached the skin and eye color their genes code for.\n\nThis is unrelated to hair color, which is controlled by several genes as well.
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The possibility is Jesus had Hazel or brown eyes, but then again, why not blue.  It is not like there are none with blue eyes, green eyes, and all must be brown.  Everything is possible.\nWe are used to believe that all black people must have dark eyes, or brown, but I have seen many black people with green eyes, how did that happened!\nyou see. anything is possible.  Blue, green, Hazel, brown or whatever color they may have been, it would not make any difference who was Jesus Christ.\n\nThe problem is that we seem to want to judge the past, and how it was supposed to be with our present time, and that is a mistake.  Jesus time was so much different than ours, and it could also include how people used to look like.
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Usually by 6-9 months.  All three of mine were born with blue eyes and they stayed that way.  It doesn't matter if they are preemies.  Their eyes will change or stay the same color just like any other baby.
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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 4 year old sons eyes. He has the most gorgeous shade of blue eyes, with the center around his pupil being hazel/green. He has long, thick eyelashes as well...his eyes are sooooo pretty. He gets alot of women telling him he's gonna be a heartbreaker and that ladies are going to be in love with those eyes of his, lol.
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Don't jump to conclusions that your mom cheated or that you were adopted.  While this may or may not be true, it is very likely that both your parents are your biological parents. These types of things DO happen.  There is an interesting video series called ANSWERS IN GENESIS, and there are also genetic studies being done now to show that it is entirely possible to have a different skin color than your parents.  Scientists are actually now finding that there are more genetic differences between two individual people of the same race than there are between two races, even two races as stereotypically different as white and black.  Anyone who opens their eyes long enough can see that white and black people are more similar than they are different, even genetically speaking.
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Well,i as well love my eyes.They are different,they are blue and change shades of blue depending on my mood.\nWow,as for what i dont like,im not sure,not to sound cocky or anything.I just find that everyone should love themselves for how they are.
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I haven't seen that personally.  Actually, according to scientific studies, people with lighter eyes (especially bright blue) tend to have more eye problems than any other eyecolor.  There could be some vitamin or mineral deficiency that Asians have that I am unaware of though.
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of course, the person concerned doesn't require to be a european to have colored eyes. i'm an indian' and several of the people here i know have blue/green eyes.
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Eye color is a physical trait that is genetically determined. A favorite pastime for many expectant parents is documenting the eye color of grandparents and extended family members to attempt to predict the eye color of their baby. Any discussion of the inheritance of eye color, requires a review of genetics. In basic terms, eye color is determined by the amount of a pigment called melanin that is in the iris of the eye. Brown eyes have lots of pigment, blue eyes very little. The amount of pigment is determined by a number of genes controlling pigment production. Generally speaking, brown is dominant, meaning that if one parent has brown eyes and the other has blue eyes, the baby will most likely have brown eyes. But the situation is really much more complicated than that. For a more complete description, read on.
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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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Sadly it depends on your race. If you're white with brown hair and blue or green eyes you will immediately get a job as an actor or model., that's guaranteed., If you are BLONDE with blue eyes you'll get to be everything i mentioned above and much more., see XuXa. she's a Billionaire. her face is in every product you can imagine. If your mulatto or Black then the chances to get far are slim to none.
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In animals? I don't know, how that works with animals.\nI suppose it depends on the species.\nWith people, you are more likely to get a blue eyed child\nbecause the blue eyes are on a dominant gene.\nI could make you a chart, but I won't.\nThe order of dominance goes as such:\nBrown\nBlue\nhazel\ngreen\ngray\nviolet.\nI'm not positive on the order of the last two though.\nBut....you could have brown eyes, and your wife might have\nblue, and you could have a child with hazel, because you\nboth carry the gene for hazel eyes. Get it?\n\nGenes don't mix up like paints, either.\nSo you if neither of you carry the gene for hazel eyes,\nyou will not have a child with hazel eyes, if say, you have\nbrown eyes and your spouse has green. You would\nmost likely get a child with brown eyes.\nBut there are other factors to consider.\nFor example:\nSay you have blue eyes and your wife has green eyes.\nYour genes are Blue/violet and hers are green/violet.\nYou don't carry a gene for green eyes and she doesn't carry a \ngene for blue eyes, so your child would have violet eyes.\nThat is how genetics basically works. More or less.\nAnd that is why we still have recessive genes.
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no...and why would you want to? Be happy with who you are and don't try to blame your dissatisfactions in life with irrelevant things like eye color
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genetics is the study of heredity and variation. most traits are inherited from the parents; sometimes it's the same as the father's, sometimes it's the same as the mother's, other times it's a combination of both and in some cases, the traits inherited can not be seen in any of the parents. \n\nlet's try to find out the probabilities or chances of inheriting the eye color trait... i think brown eye color is a dominant trait (B), and green eye color is probably recessive (b) so:\n\nif the father (or male/m) is heterozygous dominant for the trait (Bb) and the mother (or female/f) is most probably homozygous recessive (bb) then...\nm&#92;f b b\nB Bb Bb\nb bb bb\n-----------\n2 Bb : 2 bb\nor 50% chance of brown eyes and 50% chance of green eyes\n\nbut if the father (or male/m) is homoozygous dominant for the trait (BB) and the mother (or female/f) is most probably homozygous recessive (bb) then...\nm&#92;f b b\nB Bb Bb\nB Bb Bb\n------------\n4 Bb\nor 100% chance of brown eyes