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Yes, if there was someone with dark hair further up the genetic line.
Yes, it is possible for two parents with light hair to have a dark-haired baby. Hair color is determined by multiple genes, and it is possible for a baby to inherit different combinations of these genes from their parents, resulting in hair color variations. Additionally, genetic traits from previous generations can also play a role in determining a baby's hair color.
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It depends on whether or not the genes this baby has are dominant. The traits it has from its parents seem to be recessive, as both the parents exhibited the dark hair/eyes combination. However, it has light hair and light eyes. This means that in order to have these traits, either a mutation has occurred or it has traits from the parents. There is even a chance that the traits of light hair and eyes are dominant, and were recessed in both parents. If this is a hypothetical baby, you are in for a load of mind hurt over nothing. If this baby is real, you should go ask someone with a PhD.
Correct but in the Book Fall of Reach it says she is dark haired. That is incorrect because in halo Reach the game it shows her and she is blonde.
If you have dark brown hair then it is possible for you to get blonde highlights in foil. However, it may dry out your hair more then it would a lighter haired person.
It doesn't, their appearance isn't described. In the movie, Cato & Clove are being portrayed by Alexander Ludwig, a blonde, and Isabelle Fuhram, a dark haired girl.
dark haired one is nicola moriarty blonde haired one is Nicola Cowell
Well I'm assuming you are taking about if a blonde haired person and a brown haired person have a child..? okay well, the blonde haired gene is a recessive gene, and the brown haired gene is dominant....A recessive gene means that it i not as strong as a dominant gene, and a person needs to have 2 of those recessive genes for that trait to show. So, we know that a blonde haired person must have 2 blonde recessive genes, so that person will have to give the child a blonde gene.....but the other brown haired person, could have two different genetic makeup for this particular gene....they could either have 2 dominant brown haired genes, or a brown haired gene, and a blonde haired gene.....this is possible, because even though they have a blonde hair gene, they have a dominant brown hair gene, so that is the gene that you see.....hope this was your question, and if so, I hope this helps :)
If her hair is dark now it won't turn red, if she had to have blonde hair then it might have turned blonde.
combine the parents hair and the husbands hair and u will get a mixed combination. (new person) Most likely would be blonde but maybe they could have lots of your parents in them
This can definitely happen because of the concept of genetics. This especially deals with dominant and recessive traits. If both parents have one dominant trait and one recessive trait (causing dark hair and eyes) and both parents give their child the recissive traits, this outcome is possible (although pretty rare it is seen).