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The melanocortin 1 receptor is primarily responsible for skin color.
It is extremely common for humans to have no earlobe to speak of . . . it is hereditary just like eye color or skin color.
Not really. While 2 white people won't have a black baby, and vice-versa, there is no such thing as a dominant and recessive trait for skin color. Skin color is determined by many alleles, which is the reason humans have such a wide variety of skin colors. Some are light, some quite dark, and others have a medium skin tone.
Sunlight (sun's UV radiation) is the major environmental factor that affects skin color in humans. Skin pigmentation (melanin) is responsible for skin color and it evolves primarily to regulate the amount of ultraviolet radiation penetrating the skin.
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Skin color.
Phenotype
The melanocortin 1 receptor is primarily responsible for skin color.
Your skin gets its colour from the amount of melaninpresent in your skin as determined by your genetic makeup, and this comes from your parents.
The amount of melamine in the skin determines the color of the skin.Skin pigmentation is determined by melanin concentrations. Whether an individual is African or Caucasian, there is always melanin involved. (Only albinos lack melanin.)Well, you can have it, olive, brown, peachy yelowy colour black or blue. Blue is Smurfs.
Polygenix Traits
It is extremely common for humans to have no earlobe to speak of . . . it is hereditary just like eye color or skin color.
The strength of a human is not determined upon the race or skin color. It doesnÕt matter if someone is white, black or brown, to determine strength it takes dedication and working out.
Not really. While 2 white people won't have a black baby, and vice-versa, there is no such thing as a dominant and recessive trait for skin color. Skin color is determined by many alleles, which is the reason humans have such a wide variety of skin colors. Some are light, some quite dark, and others have a medium skin tone.
The variations in human skin color is controled by the amount of melanin within the epidermis or outer layer of skin. Albinos, or persons with little or no melanin in their skin, have very pale, pinkish skin, regardless of the skin color of their parents.
Sunlight (sun's UV radiation) is the major environmental factor that affects skin color in humans. Skin pigmentation (melanin) is responsible for skin color and it evolves primarily to regulate the amount of ultraviolet radiation penetrating the skin.