• @Podunk
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    The center eye of the grapic not being brown is kinda ironic. Not gunna lie.

    The stats are there!!!

  • Daemon Silverstein
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    Fun fact: the brown-eyed percentage (70-79%) seems to approximately fit the following genetics rule:

    + A  a
    A AA Aa
    a Aa aa
    

    AA = 25%

    aa = 25%

    Aa = 50%

    50% of Aa + 25% of either aa or AA = 75% probability

    • @[email protected]
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      81 month ago

      That is accurate assuming that eye color is defined by only 2 genes, but in actuality it’s more, possibly as many as 50 different genes.

  • @[email protected]
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    351 month ago

    Mutant Genes:

    Red hair and brown eyes is unusual. Red hair is a recessive trait but brown eyes tend to be dominate. Hair color and eye color are one the same gene, MC1R. So if you have a dominate hair color you tend to have a dominate eye color, brown hair and brown eyes for example. People who have red hair and brown eyes have a mutated gene so the recessive red hair is attached to the dominate brown eyes.

    The same concept goes the other way, like people with green eyes and brown hair.

    Lots of people in my family have red hair/brown eyes because of this. It doesn’t skip around like it does in some families.

    • @foofiepie
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      151 month ago

      My wife has brown hair, brown eyes and an olive skin complexion. I’m your typical scandi with reddish-blonde hair, blue eyes, skin that burns like paper. Our child has brown eyes, red hair and olive skin that actually tans. It’s bizarre.

      • @idiomaddict
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        11 month ago

        Can I ask what color your kid’s freckles are? I ask, because the redheads in my family have orange freckles, and the non-redheads have brown freckles. It looks like that correlates with the type of melanin, which would also affect whether they tan.

        • @foofiepie
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          21 month ago

          Brown… that may explain it?

    • swab148
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      61 month ago

      That’s me! I have dark brown hair and green eyes!

    • @Bashnagdul
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      I have brown hair and brown eyes. My wife has blond hair and green gray eyes. We have a son with red hair and blue eyes. And yes he is my son. Genetics are weird.

    • @iamdefinitelyoverthirteen
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      21 month ago

      I have lightish brown hair, my eyes used to be brown but are now hazel brown, and I have a reddish brown beard. My shits all over the place.

  • NickwithaC
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    231 month ago

    red/violet

    I want to see a photo!

    • @j4k3
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      131 month ago

      Hazel here, but slowly converting to green team it seems.

      • @Stupidmanager
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        51 month ago

        Age be a thing. Hazel green, reporting in.

  • @[email protected]
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    201 month ago

    Can eye color change with age? I just checked for the first time in many years and its not what I remembered. Used to be a thin, fuzzy ring of light brown inside a vague cloudy blue. Now it’s just cloudy, dull blue. Maybe it changes to accommodate lifestyle and personality

    • @glitch1985
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      211 month ago

      Yes especially with age. Both my children’s eye color have changed since birth.

      • Gloomy
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        That’s normal and unrelated. It takes about 6 to i months for the final eye colour to manifest on children.

    • @[email protected]
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      161 month ago

      It can change, mostly related to health. For example viruses and diseases can alter iris color.

      If it’s cloudy and dull it may also be early stage of clouding of your lenses (cataract).

      If you haven’t seen an optometrist recently, you may want to get checked, just to be safe, they can rule out any ongoing problems :)

      https://health.clevelandclinic.org/can-eye-color-change

  • @[email protected]
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    141 month ago

    My partner tells me that my eyes fluctuate between blue and green. I can’t really tell for sure. I always go look in the mirror when she comments about them. Maybe I should start taking selfies to compare.

    • JackbyDev
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      101 month ago

      That’s what people mean by gray eyes. I learned this a few years back. They don’t actuallyook gray. My eyes are technically “gray” as well.

    • @[email protected]
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      21 month ago

      Mine are similar, they’re normally light brown but people tell me they look green sometimes when the light hits them at a certain angle.

    • @[email protected]
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      Yeah mine do something similar but they are most certainly green on a normal day.

      I think it’s refraction off of shirts etc that give a bluish look

      • @[email protected]
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        21 month ago

        Funny thing is that I am not even sure what the definition of hazel is, so I don’t know. I haven’t tried to find out, tbh.

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  • @cornshark
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    121 month ago

    This chart could have really used some pictures of eyes of each colour…

  • @gmtom
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    111 month ago

    Heterochromia gang rise up, we are the 1%

    • @Klear
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      11 month ago

      You got that mixed up. The 1% are typically the ones that need rising against.

    • @[email protected]
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      41 month ago

      Its gonna be heavily dependent on location. Green eyes in Ireland… Way more common than say in Thailand

      • @[email protected]
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        Wow, that’s crazy. I’m Australian (Australian Dad & Kiwi Mum) but I actually have Irish in my heritage. I am also the only one in the family to have red hair which was apparently a massive coincidence only possible because of DNA that by chance was on both my Mum’s side and my Dad’s side (I don’t know the fine details). Until I was 13-14, my eyes used to change colour between Green and Blue depending on the time of year. Now I’m approaching 23 and my eyes have consistently been green since around 14.