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Q: Genetics
asked by: PattyPea57 on June 21st, 2006
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Can a brow-eyed black man and a green-eyed white woman give birth to a blue eyed, fair skinned baby
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ghilliesnstrings
replied on June 18th, 2007
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Technically, it's possible.

There are eight genetic "letters" involved in skin color, and if all the genes are present in the two parents (but dormant due to dominant/recessive genes), the baby could have whatever skin color you can rack up in all the combinations of all these factors. Eye color also has more than one "letter," though I'm not sure how many.
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