Those haircolours
2 blonde parents and 4 brown haired kids. /facepalm
shareYou clearly didn't pay much attention in science class when the teacher talked about genetics. My parents both have brown hair and me and one of my siblings both have blonde hair.
shareOh, I paid much attention in science class. You on the other hand didn't. Blonde hair colour is a recessive trait whilst brown is dominant.
shareThis proves how little got through that thick skull of yours. As long as there is a blonde gene from the parents, even if they both have brown hair, the child could be blonde.
shareyes, but not the other way around.
shareBoth parents have blond hair, which means there is no "brunette gene" in play. So the kids are supposed to be blond, which is the OP's point. When you don't know how the most basic logic works, maybe it's better not to start an argument.
shareAre you stupid? Just because the parents didn't get brown hair, doesn't mean there isn't a possibility of a child getting brown hair. As long as someone in the family had it (ie grandparents or something).
shareJust because the parents didn't get brown hair, doesn't mean there isn't a possibility of a child getting brown hair.
Let's just pretend that it isn't possible for two blonde parents to have brunette kids (it is, by the way)...have you never heard of bleach??
sharethe mom is probably a bottle blonde ( iknow cheno isnt in real life but still)
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Dude both of the parents dye their hair... and even if it was possible that two blond people liked each other, i don't see that happening irl. Blondes love darker hair, and dark hair ppl love blond, people like the opposites damnit.
Also if you have natural born blond hair that means you are most likely 98% pure white... brown and dark hair ppl have a mix races.
my friend and her partner are both brunettes but they have a red head, very bright red too.
and before anyone says cheating was involved- the little boy is a splitting image of his dad, except his hair.
it skipped a generation, as the dads mum is a redhead
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Red hair is caused by a separate set of genes which can mix in with "regular" hair color genes. The dad may actually be a red head, but has enough brown from other genes that they combine to to be visually brown.
shareActually blond parents CAN have brown-haired kids. Hair color is not really as simple as high school Mendelian genetics make it sound like. Hair color (with the exception of red hair) is a polygene, meaning it is not actually caused by dominant and recessive alleles but multiple genes that each add up to how strongly or weakly a particular phenotype is expressed. Notice for example, how blondness isn't actually a case of black and white, it's a range of colors - from strawberry to silver to ash blond. These are the results of a range of different genes interacting with each other, not a single pair of "blond" genes.
To put it in another way, it's not as simple as rr being blonde, and Rr and RR being brunette. Genes influence other genes, to an extent that is still not fully known. Thus even if you get rr, if in some other gene you get Xx, and another you get YY, they can cause rr to get switched "off". It can also happen the opposite way, with one or more other genes enhancing the effect of another gene. This is the same case with things like asthma or blue eyes (which incidentally is closely linked with hair color, but is not the result of one "Nordic" gene). Note that the latter is hypothetical and an oversimplification, the relationships between genes is much more complex and the science of genetics is still very young.
I know, I've lost sleep over it.
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