Originally posted by LordofBrooklyn
It is a genetic IMPOSSIBILITY for 2 brunettes with Brown eyes to produce a Blonde haired, Blue eyed child.
That's false. Traits like that can be passed down despite being dormant. They can appear in one generation, not show up in the second, but appear in the third.
Originally posted by LordofBrooklyn
It is a genetic IMPOSSIBILITY for 2 brunettes with Brown eyes to produce a Blonde haired, Blue eyed child.
Delta beat me to it. It's not genetically impossible at all. The fact is that to have ANY hair color both parents carry the dominant AND the recessive gene MC1R. You can't get the coloring without it. It's less likely for the recessive gene of two parents to be the dominant gene in the progeny but not an "IMPOSSIBILITY"
http://genetics.thetech.org/ask/ask343
Unless you think you know better than Dr Barry Star from Stamford U