It is generally accepted that darker skin found in Africa is a protection against sunburn, in a region that is particularly sunny, and paler skin found in northern Europe is an adptation to a less sunny climate where it is helpful to have paler skin in order to be able to synthesize vitamin D more easily; some shades of skin do not have as obvious an explanation and may just be the result of genetic drift; not all changes are necessarily driven by some environmental pressure. Isolated populations develop their own typical characteristics.
No, they are different shades of brown.
Different shades, no, but different intensities will.
There are an infinite number of different shades of every colour
There are an infinite number of different shades of every colour
Black by definition is the absence of light. However in a real world setting people can not replicate that accurately, so there for there are different attempts that fall within the category of "Black". There are hundreds of different shades of black.
There are an infinite number of different shades of every colour
if you mean different shades of color its a physical map You might call it a topographical map.
There are thirteen different styles of Comfortex cellular shades. There is the Timeless Textures, PERSONA cellular shades, PERSONA custom graphics, Symphony cellular shades, Premiere cellular shades, Debut cellular shades, Virtuosa, Baritone, Cellular specialty shades, ComforTrack plus Sidetrack, Slumbershades, Motorized Cellular, and Ovation Cellular slider.
Yes, there are different shades of black for many items. Some of them are jet black, charcoal black, triple black, and smoky black. Additional shades are ebony and onyx.
A test would be to find a car with stock AC after 1994, put on your polorized shades and look at the side or back windows. You should see different shades of squares. The windows are made with a coating to help keep in the AC better. Your glasses let you see this, but because the glass and you are at different angles, you see different shades with your shades.
Different shades of brown
The different types of Roman shades are Classic, Hobbled, Relaxed, and even top-down. Roman shades are very elegant and provide the perfect amount of light and privacy.