can blonde couples produce black or nighttime haired children

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  • did you actually read my postal service? i stated that i have seen dark skinned people with lightr children and that ive seen dark haired people with blonde kids. this subject was abou blonde couples with night haired children, im only stating ivenever seen it.

    Yes, I read it and I am wondering if they taught scientific discipline at your school. I retrieve I started learning how genes worked when I was 12 and drew my first Punnett foursquare.

    This isn't your first thead on this kind of thing. Why don't you do some formal study in information technology?

  • Aye, I read it and I am wondering if they taught science at your school. I recall I started learning how genes worked when I was 12 and drew my first Punnett foursquare. Ii blonde people volition not take dark haired children ever because neither will acquit a gene for night hair.

    What about recessive genes?

    Or the milkman. Our village milkman had vivid ginger hair. Dead giveaway.

  • What about recessive genes?

    Or the milkman. Our village milkman had brilliant ginger hair. Dead giveaway.

    Blonde is a recessive gene. Outside of mutation, the milkman is the only other option!

    I used to hate when people would ask if I was fully related to my sisters or if my dad was my real dad because I accept a different colour pare. My grandmother was very fair skinned for a black woman and her mother could laissez passer for white. I get my colouring from them.

  • i didnt mean y'all woudlnt detect people on hither its just this is gd, its all near the edl and sex about days, mostly no one talks about anything remotely linked to higher didactics.

    no really...

    ell other peope are enjoying this thread and so i volition continue talkng to them, if i dont like threads i dont come in and start maoning i only dont bring together in them. any information technology doesnt affair im not here to go back and along with people arguing lol.

  • ell other peope are enjoying this thread so i will continue talkng to them, if i dont like threads i dont come in and start maoning i only dont join in them. whatever it doesnt thing im not here to go dorsum and forth with people arguing lol.

    jesus, its over, was a few posts ago, got nowt to do with not liking a thread or moaning as i was non, its chosen a question.
    then just drib it

  • Isn't inheritance of hair colour unknown? That although genes practise play a part, and brownish is dominant to blond, 2 brownish haired parents can produce a blonde child (even with it never existence in the family unit).

    I call back it's more to do with pigment in the pilus.

    But the colour of the pigment is determined by genetics.

    It's common for two dark-brown haired parents to have a blonde child. They tin both take a recessive blonde cistron along with a dominant brown one - which will mean they are both brown haired - but if both parents pass on their recessive blonde gene the child volition exist blonde.

    But two blondes couldn't practise that - they can't have a recessive dark gene because if they had a night and a blonde gene their hair would be dark as dark is dominant over blonde.

  • Blonde is a recessive gene. Exterior of mutation, the milkman is the but other option!

    I used to detest when people would ask if I was fully related to my sisters or if my dad was my real dad because I take a different colour pare. My grandmother was very off-white skinned for a blackness woman and her female parent could laissez passer for white. I get my colouring from them.

    But I have a blonde son whose dad had jet blackness pilus and I had very night cherry/chocolate-brown hair. How's that happen so? (I buy my milk in Tescos). My great grandma, my gramps and the son'southward dad's grandad were all blue eyed blonde haired. I have very night green eyes - my ex had very dark grey eyes. Our son has brilliant blueish eyes, so blue everyone comments on em.

  • Just the colour of the pigment is determined by genetics.

    It'due south mutual for two chocolate-brown haired parents to accept a blonde child. They can both have a recessive blonde gene along with a dominant brown one - which volition hateful they are both brown haired - just if both parents pass on their recessive blonde gene the kid volition be blonde.

    But two blondes couldn't practice that - they tin can't have a recessive dark cistron because if they had a dark and a blonde gene their hair would be nighttime equally dark is dominant over blonde.

    your theory makes sense like i said i know a number of blondes who have two dark haired parents merely i dont know any dark haired people with two blonde parents.

  • Incorrect.

    Point mutations....genetics is far more complex and moveable than twelvemonth ix bluish eyes/brownish eyes !

    As I said there are exceptions, but in general the rule holds fast. Helps if y'all read the unabridged post before commenting.

  • No actually, they can't. Yous're correct. Everybody has two genes which decide which colour their hair will be. If the two genes are dissimilar colours the 'dominant' factor will determine which color the hair is. For case dark hair is the almost dominant gene and if yous take a blonde and brunette gene the brunette factor volition ever be the dominant one and you will finish up with brunette pilus. Likewise blonde genes are dominant over red haired genes and then if y'all take a red and a blonde gene you lot will be blonde.

    As far as the couples theory goes, each parent volition pass on one of the genes they have to their kid. But if the couple are both blonde it is incommunicable either of them volition have a nighttime haired gene as that gene would dominate over the blonde gene and give them dark hair - if their pilus is blonde neither parent can have a nighttime haired gene to pass on to their child and so the child volition also be blonde, or if both blonde parents have a recessive ruby-red gene which they both pass onto a child it will be red headed. Just information technology won't be brown.

    Also ii cherry haired people tin't accept a brown or blonde gene to laissez passer on to their children as if they did that would be the dominant gene and their hair would not be ruby, so their children must be red headed.

    I'm certain there are a few exceptions to the rule simply in general that rule holds fast. Two blondes tin't accept a brunette child.

    You take not allowed for mutability. Hair changes colour over time. My family is mostly red haired simply I am not. I lack the gingerness of my female parent and male parent and my hair was blackness before it slipped to the grey colour of my cousins.

  • But I accept a blonde son whose dad had jet black pilus and I had very dark red/brown hair. How'southward that happen and then? (I buy my milk in Tescos). My not bad grandma, my grandad and the son'south dad'southward grandad were all blueish eyed blonde haired. I take very night green eyes - my ex had very dark grey eyes. Our son has bright blue eyes, so bluish everyone comments on em.

    Obviously, you have a recessive blonde gene and and so did your husband. Same with center colour. Out of your five boys, is he the only bluish eyed, blonde?

  • Blonde is a recessive gene. Outside of mutation, the milkman is the simply other selection!

    I used to hate when people would ask if I was fully related to my sisters or if my dad was my real dad because I have a unlike colour skin. My grandmother was very fair skinned for a black adult female and her mother could laissez passer for white. I become my colouring from them.

    tbh this is a geeral forum if people are annoyed with threads they dont have to comment. im too a lightskinned black with all types of skintones in my family btw.

  • I never got the handedness cistron affair either. My mum was lefthanded. I read somewhere information technology's unusual for women to be lefthanded.

    My brother is lefthand ascendant but fairly ambidextrous. I am right hand ascendant but fairly ambidextrous. How's that work?

  • tbh this is a geeral forum if people are annoyed with threads they dont take to comment in them you seem to exist on the defence in most theads. im as well a lightskinned black with all types of skintones in my family btw.

    I'm non defensive, I just wonder where you come up with this stuff and why information technology matters. I find information technology fascinating that yous seem non quite get how all of this works.

    Thanks for telling me how forums work. With more than 9000 posts, I had no idea until you lot told me.

  • I'1000 not defensive, I only wonder where you come up with this stuff. I find it fascinating that you seem not quite get how all of this works.

    all of what works?

  • Evidently, you lot accept a recessive blonde gene and and so did your husband. Aforementioned with center colour. Out of your 5 boys, is he the merely blue eyed, blonde?

    The others have a different dad - who is very fair haired and blue eyed.:p

  • all of what works?

    Nevermind.

  • The others have a unlike dad - who is very fair haired and blue eyed.:p

    Aha! :) (Non the milkman, cos you purchase it in Tesco!)

  • But the colour of the paint is determined by genetics.

    Information technology's common for two chocolate-brown haired parents to have a blonde child. They can both have a recessive blonde factor along with a dominant chocolate-brown 1 - which will hateful they are both brownish haired - but if both parents pass on their recessive blonde gene the child will be blonde.

    But two blondes couldn't do that - they tin can't take a recessive dark gene because if they had a dark and a blonde gene their hair would be dark every bit dark is ascendant over blonde.

    Information technology's more that every parent carries both, just in long lineages of blondes the brown becomes the recessive gene. Blondes having dark haired babies would be rarer than brown haired parents having blondes, but similar I said, the exact nature of genetically inherited hair color, isn't fully known.

  • Merely I have a blonde son whose dad had jet black hair and I had very night crimson/brownish hair. How's that happen then? (I buy my milk in Tescos). My groovy grandma, my grandpa and the son'due south dad'southward grandfather were all blue eyed blonde haired. I have very dark greenish eyes - my ex had very night gray eyes. Our son has bright blue optics, then blue everyone comments on em.

    For the hair you both accept a dominant dark gene and then you have dark hair, but you must also both accept a recessive blonde gene which y'all've passed on to your son so he has 2 blonde genes and no dark.

    Re eye colour. That's supposed to be WAY more than complicated and although some parent/kid combinations are more than mutual in theory anything is possible.

    NB Yes I know the pilus colour dominion has exceptions in case anybody pedantic is reading. But for the sake of keeping the thread interesting and giving some sort of answer can I please not take to say this every time? Thanks.

  • But I accept a blonde son whose dad had jet blackness hair and I had very nighttime red/brown hair. How's that happen then? (I buy my milk in Tescos). My great grandma, my granddad and the son'southward dad'southward grandad were all blue eyed blonde haired. I have very dark green eyes - my ex had very dark greyness eyes. Our son has vivid blueish eyes, so blue anybody comments on em.

    Bluish eyes are believed to exist more recessive I take my great grandfathers blue/grey optics (so do all my female cousins for some reason) simply my grandparents had brown optics, every bit did my father and my mother has brilliant dark-green eyes ^^

  • Nevermind.

    look at the end of the day i fabricated a thread about blondes having nighttime haired kids, my point is ive never seen information technology before, ive seen lots of dark haired people with blonde kids. i just wish all the people moaning in this thread didnt come in at all.

  • It's more than that every parent carries both, only in long lineages of blondes the brown becomes the recessive cistron. Blondes having dark haired babies would be rarer than brownish haired parents having blondes, but like I said, the exact nature of genetically inherited hair colour, isn't fully known.

    which i s exactly what i was maxim, hence this thread, its a shame some get so defensive.

  • wait at the terminate of the mean solar day i made a thread almost blondes having dark haired kids, my betoken is ive never seen it earlier, ive seen lots of dark haired people with blonde kids. i simply wish all the people moaning in this thread didnt come in at all.

    For what it's worth, I call back it's an interesting thread as I do a lot of genealogy merely have nada grasp of genetics, and so spend a lot of time researching people from the past but don't have any grasp of how the people from the past carry on into the present mean solar day generations. You do end up wondering if you look like whatever of them.:D

    There is only 1 extant 19thC portrait of a relative of mine and she is naught similar me simply very, very similar my long dead great aunty. Just observe it so intriguing.

    My grandma died long before I was born but my dad used to be absolutely stunned, sometimes, how I had the look of her, or her mannerisms. That just seems so interesting!

  • For the hair yous both take a dominant dark gene then you have night hair, but you lot must also both have a recessive blonde gene which you've passed on to your son so he has ii blonde genes and no night.

    Re eye colour. That's supposed to be Fashion more complicated and although some parent/child combinations are more than mutual in theory anything is possible. NB Yeah I know the hair colour rule has exceptions in instance anybody pedantic is reading. Simply for the sake of keeping the thread interesting and giving some sort of answer can I please not have to say this every time? Thanks.

    That's what my academy biology professor told me when I asked about skin/eye colour. My husband has light-green eyes, his sisters have blue eyes, his brother has brown eyes. His mother has grey eyes and his dad's are blue.

    I have night chocolate-brown eyes and our children have medium-dark brown eyes (the color of tea). I doubt we have a light-eyed kid. Our youngest son has blonde-brown pilus though.