Most likely blue eyes.
Blue eyes. Blue eyes are a recessive trait and the only way to have true blue eyes (not hazel blue or anything in between) is if bothe recessive genes are present. If there happens to be a touch of brown in those blue eyes then the eye color can vary.
Most likely blue, since blue is recessive.
The eyes will most likely be hazel or blue.
It depends on the eye color genes of the parents. If the mother has a recessive eye color, such as blue, and the father has a dominant eye color, like brown, then the baby will have the father's eye color because brown is dominant over blue. If both parents have recessive colors, blue, only then will the baby be born with blue eyes. Only if both parents have the recessive gene. Blue+Blue=Blue Brown+Brown=Brown Brown+Blue=Brown It all just depends on the parents.
My mother has hazel eyes and my dad has blue eyes. I have brown eyes.
Yes. Possibly, if your mother's father or your father's mother had brown eyes or even if your partner or mate has brown eyes it is possibly.
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blonde hair and green eyes
blue eyes
its 50% chance that it will be green and 50% blue
It depends on the mother's and father's recessive genes. The baby may have blue eyes, but if the mother's mother's eyes are brown, the baby's eyes may be brown.
It depends on the eye color genes of the parents. If the mother has a recessive eye color, such as blue, and the father has a dominant eye color, like brown, then the baby will have the father's eye color because brown is dominant over blue. If both parents have recessive colors, blue, only then will the baby be born with blue eyes. Only if both parents have the recessive gene. Blue+Blue=Blue Brown+Brown=Brown Brown+Blue=Brown It all just depends on the parents.
My mother has hazel eyes and my dad has blue eyes. I have brown eyes.
blue
This can't really be determined until the baby is born, but remember that the baby's eye color might not be blue or hazel and instead might take the gene of another relative, say the mother or father's parents or grandparents. It is pretty unpredictable when it comes to eye color.
Yes. The mother could be heterozygous for eye color, and she then passed the recessive allele to her baby.
I assume you mean the mother has a dominant allele for some other color. Father is homozygous recessive for blue. Dominant allele + recessive blue X recessive blue + recessive blue The baby has a 50% chance of blue eyes and a 50% chance of getting the dominant colored eyes.
Probably blue. But if other colors run in the family, then the baby could end up with different color eyes than the parents.
Brown. because its 70% that the baby will have brown eyes. And 30% that the baby will have blue eyes.
it will be a black baby.