Blonde Hair Blue Eyes Genetics Novels & Stories

"Shall we get some pancakes?" Her sapphire blue eyes brightened, and widened with excitement. It was her ultimate favourite breakfast. "Yes mommy!" Most of Hope's features were from my genes – her beautiful eye colour, and long brown hair, except for her olive toned skin; genetically developed from Robert. As beautiful as she is, and I wouldn't change her for the world, I wish she had no features of Robert's. She's too innocent to be compared to him. Just regarding their skin tone as the same makes my chest tighten.

Her blonde hair, styled in a sleek updo, may include one or two extra strands of grey. But her attractiveness was not the reason Father choose her. No, her worth stemmed from the fact that, for six generations, her family had only produced alpha children. A Desidario always leads the pack, thus the father required alpha boys, more than he just wanted them. I hardly look like her at all, compared to Leandro. We share the same olive skin, dark hair, and robust nose because our father's mixed Spanish and European genes are powerful enough to produce us. We got our green eyes from her. Emerald, and more radiant than one would expect from a man as dark as

Lucas and Chloe treated James like he was some kind of curiosity, leaning over the bassinet and studying him like a science experiment. “His eyes might change color,” Lucas reported, after extensive research. “Most babies’ eyes change in the first year.” “They’ll stay blue,” Chloe decided. “I’ve seen pictures of Lyndsey’s family. Everyone has blue eyes. It’s genetic.” “That’s not how genetics works, Chloe.” “It is!” “It’s wrong! He will have grey eyes like us!” They argued about it for twenty minutes while James slept through the entire debate, his small fists curled against his chest, oblivious to the war being waged over his eye color.

"What's wrong with her hair?" The man who grabbed my wrist asks, but I keep my eyes trained on the floor in front of me. He did not address me, he is talking the Alpha Chris, and his curiosity is none of my business. "She's a mutt," it is a simple, true answer. My father was a wolf, and my mother a human. She is who I get my white hair from and my blue eyes. If I had gotten my father's genes of black hair and brown eyes, no one would glance twice at me, but I was cursed with my mother's genetics. The man drops my hand as though the touch had been to something infected.

This child always came to him after class was over to consult him on issues that were a little too complex for his mates to understand. He was very impressed with the child and looked forward to his future prospects. It was the other kid that he had a problem with- the blond haired child with blue eyes. This boy stood out due to the color of his hair. In the Western Empire, the kingdom of Neces to be specific, the most common hair color was brown. Golden hair like the boy's was hardly seen.

Aziel en Lorrich My son is absolutely handsome, his features are a mix of Loraine and me, he is the epitome of our love. His hair is clearly a blend of my blond and his mother's black hair, his complexion is tan but that could be the result of the Caribbean sun. His blue eyes are clearly mine, but his confident demeanor clearly comes from both parents. It is genetic. I smile blissfully as I stare at him from afar.

Cherry pouted. "Here we go." Jess muttered. "Look Axel, just look at the kid! He has black hair and brown eyes. You have brown hair and blue eyes; she has blonde hair and blue eyes. Genetics say typically the offspring would have blue eyes and either blonde or brown hair." "Axel we are going to leave because she is upsetting your son. Call me if you want to be a daddy to your son. And from now on we aren't coming over unless she's not here! So, if you want to see your son, you come to my place or make sure she's gone!" Cherry retorted as she left.

I say instead of answering his question. He searches my gaze for a moment. "It's the curse of blue eyes. They change with what color I'm wearing. My mother loved it, and I wanted her beautiful brown ones. She and my father had brown eyes but his mother and sister had blue." My words come out breathy as I try to control my breathing. "A recessive gene. They're beautiful." I don't think he understands that his eyes change with his mood. "That's exactly why I hated them as a child. Boys should not be beautiful."

I say instead of answering his question. He searches my gaze for a moment. “It’s the curse of blue eyes. They change with what color I’m wearing. My mother loved it, and I wanted her beautiful brown ones. She and my father had brown eyes but his mother and sister had blue.” My words come out breathy as I try to control my breathing. “A recessive gene. They’re beautiful.” I don’t think he understands that his eyes change with his mood. “That’s exactly why I hated them as a child. Boys should not be beautiful.”

“The eye color is determined by two factors. It’s a pair, and we represent them with letters. The uppercase letter is the dominant factor, and the lowercase letter is the non-dominant one. People with brown eyes could have two dominant factors: MM. But there are also people with brown eyes who have one dominant factor and are Μμ or μΜ. The people with blue eyes have only no dominant factors, so they are μμ. People with two identical factors (ΜΜ or μμ) are homozygous for the character, and people with two different factors (Μμ or μΜ) are heterozygous. Let’s just say that the eye color is only determined by only one gene, which is not in reality, and we have two homozygous parents.