There have been many reports that the red hair gene is coming to an end, I find this saddening due to the fact that I actually possess this gene. Although reports have filed that this gene may soon die out, you shouldn't worry about it in this lifetime, this gene may be less common as the years drone on, but it should be a long while before we have to say goodbye to the friendly Strawberry Shortcakes of the world!
Some species are becoming extinct. It is due to various environmental factors. Deforestation, ozone depletion are some.
If you are out in the sun for too long every/other day,then it is normal for hair to lighten up,supposedly red or blond strikes. If your hair is turning lighter with out the tan from the sun,then it is from aging...a person might be born with blond hair,later becoming red then brown (depending on the color of hair your parents had) and when you get older your hair turns gray.So,thus the reason your hair might be changing color is a natural proses of your growth. -- This is commonly caused by sun damage.
Your natural hair color is red, even if it turns brown over time. The fact that you were born with red hair indicates that red is your natural hair color, as it was determined by your genetics at birth.
one of his parents must have the red-hair allele, but they both have brown hair so they are both hetereozygous with the dominant brown allele. Patrick's red hair is homozygous recessive
Incomplete dominance between red hair and white hair is when a heterozygous individual displays a blend of both traits, resulting in pink hair. In this case, neither red nor white hair is dominant over the other, leading to an intermediate phenotype.
According to National Geographic, redheads are not at risk of becoming extinct. The gene for red hair is recessive, meaning it can be passed down through generations even if both parents do not have red hair themselves.
No, redheads are not at risk of becoming extinct in the future. The gene for red hair is recessive, meaning it can be passed down through generations even if both parents do not have red hair themselves. As long as individuals with the gene continue to have children, redheads will not disappear.
No, gingers are not extinct. There is still a thriving population of individuals with red hair.
No, it is not true that red hair is going extinct. While red hair is a relatively rare trait, it is not disappearing from the population. The gene for red hair can be passed down through generations, so it will continue to exist in the future.
No, the dhole, or red dog, is not extinct, but is in some trouble as its range is becoming fragmented by land developement.
Red kangaroos are in absolutely no danger of becoming extinct. They are already protected by law, and in some areas, overpopulation means they can be culled by licenced hunters.
i think their not but some species might becoming extinct.
its not becoming extinct because its species is least concerned
Yes, it is extrememly uncommon. I myself have red hair. Only 1.5% people in the world have a head full of red hair. Just a tiny but of red hair ir uncommon. Scientists say that redheads will be extinct by 2100. I myself does not believe it.
The emu is not in any danger of becoming extinct. Its status is "secure".
African elephants are becoming extinct because people are killing them .
Yes, some of each group are becoming extinct