In most cases, no. If your parents give you a blue eye trait and a brown eye trait, you will most likely have brown eyes.
However, there are many different alleles that factor into your eye color. That is why there are so many shades of eye color, such as blue, green, gray, brown, hazel, blue-green, etc...
So, you may not always get pure blue or brown eyes, you may get a mix of both.
Brown eye color is dominant, while blue, green, and hazel eye colors are recessive. This means that brown eyes are more likely to be expressed if an individual inherits one brown-eyed allele and one allele for a different eye color.
No. They are both recessive meaning that both parents must have the gene for either blue or green.
Brown eyes are considered dominant over blue eyes. This means that if a person has one parent with brown eyes and one parent with blue eyes, they are more likely to have brown eyes. However, eye color inheritance can be complex and is controlled by multiple genes.
A dominate trait is a trait that appears even if an organism has only one factor for the trait.
An allele that is always expressed when it is present is the dominant allele.
Brown Eyes are Dominant, Blue Eyes are recessive, Green Eyes are Dominant over Blue and Recessive to Brown Eyes, Same for Hazel. ACTUALLY!!!!...Green Eyes are more recessive than any eye color including Blue Only 2% of the Worlds Population have them! WRONG!!!!... Green Eyes ARE dominant over blue. It's just that the Green Eye trait is more rare.
Brown is dominant, over half the world has brown eyes.
Brown eye color is dominant, while blue, green, and hazel eye colors are recessive. This means that brown eyes are more likely to be expressed if an individual inherits one brown-eyed allele and one allele for a different eye color.
No. They are both recessive meaning that both parents must have the gene for either blue or green.
Brown eyes are considered dominant over blue eyes. This means that if a person has one parent with brown eyes and one parent with blue eyes, they are more likely to have brown eyes. However, eye color inheritance can be complex and is controlled by multiple genes.
A dominate trait is a trait that appears even if an organism has only one factor for the trait.
An allele that is always expressed when it is present is the dominant allele.
Yes, green eye color is typically considered a rare trait that is usually inherited as a recessive genetic trait. Individuals with green eyes often have two copies of the recessive allele for eye color.
I am only going off 7th form bio here but in terms of the eye colour: blue is the resessive gene. brown is dominant. Because the father's mum has blue eyes - he MAY be carrying the blue gene (but still has brown eyes showing as this is dominant). It is possible for the baby to have blue eyes. This will happen if the baby gets the recessive blue gene from it's dad, and the recessive blue gene from it's mum as well (I'm pretty sure green eyes carry a blue gene). BUT if it gets the brown eye gene from it's dad - then even if it gets the mum's blue/green gene - it will have brown eyes because brown is dominant over blue/green. Don't know about hair colour sorry :)
It depends if the gene for one eye color is dominant over the other. If the mother's green-eye gene is dominant over the father's brown-eye gene, then the children are more likely to have the mother's green eyes. The same applies vise versa. If the genes are equally matched, then the children have a 50-50 chance of having either brown eyes or green eyes.
It depends on the genes but most likely brown because the allele for brown eyes is dominant over all other alleles
It depends on the genes but most likely brown because the allele for brown eyes is dominant over all other alleles