quest  Wrote:

blue/gray eyes, are from neanderthal

Let's open a tribal casino!

"Today, some 300 million people carry that one mutation, and it is still not known why it is so common in some populations. Blue eyes are relatively rare in the United States, but very common in countries near the mutation epicenter, which the researchers have pinpointed to be somewhere in the Balkans or near the Black Sea. In Estonia, for example, 99 percent of the population has blue eyes, while 75 percent of Germans have blue eyes."

http://webcenters.netscape.compuserve.co...eyed​people

"The OCA2 gene was introduced between 6~10k. Before that there was only the brown eye gene."...

Would this mean I'm part space alien? I mean, appeared out of nowhere, and all.

I DO feel sort of alienated sometimes ....

ITDIncor  Wrote:

"The OCA2 gene was introduced between 6~10k. Before that there was only the brown eye gene."...

Would this mean I'm part space alien? I mean, appeared out of nowhere, and all.

I DO feel sort of alienated sometimes ....

i think that many of us have some
kind of demonic hybrid thing going on in the name of aliens, all we can do is pray to God and hope for the best. Good luck

I was joking! Good grief!

Silly sarcasm and all that, you know.

Attempted wit, maybe?

I fail at that a lot, you know.

I was NOT serious.

NEESIE  Wrote:

ITDIncor  Wrote:

"The OCA2 gene was introduced between 6~10k. Before that there was only the brown eye gene."...

Would this mean I'm part space alien? I mean, appeared out of nowhere, and all.

I DO feel sort of alienated sometimes ....

i think that many of us have some
kind of demonic hybrid thing going on in the name of aliens, all we can do is pray to God and hope for the best. Good luck

LOL, I dont think so, and if by chance that is the case, then your Noah was a demonic hybrid!!



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"Today, some 300 million people carry that one mutation, and it is still not known why it is so common in some populations. Blue eyes are relatively rare in the United States, but very common in countries near the mutation epicenter, which the researchers have pinpointed to be somewhere in the Balkans or near the Black Sea. In Estonia, for example, 99 percent of the population has blue eyes, while 75 percent of Germans have blue eyes."

http://webcenters.netscape.compuserve.co...eyed​people

LoP Guest  Wrote:

"Today, some 300 million people carry that one mutation, and it is still not known why it is so common in some populations. Blue eyes are relatively rare in the United States, but very common in countries near the mutation epicenter, which the researchers have pinpointed to be somewhere in the Balkans or near the Black Sea. In Estonia, for example, 99 percent of the population has blue eyes, while 75 percent of Germans have blue eyes."

http://webcenters.netscape.compuserve.co...eyed​people

That means I have had sex with my sister... YUCK!!!!!!!!

everyone is related as well as everything is related...

check out this snippet...

" You inherit your eye color from your parents, but no matter what the color is now, it may have been blue when you were born. Why? Melanin, the brown pigment molecule that colors your skin, hair, and eyes, hadn't been fully deposited in the irises of your eyes or darkened by exposure to ultraviolet light. The iris is the colored part of the eye that controls the amount of light that is allowed to enter. Some other animals are born with blue eyes, too, such as kittens.
Melanin is a protein. Like other proteins, the amount and type you get is coded in your genes. Irises containing a large amount of melanin appear black or brown. Less melanin produces green, gray, or light brown eyes. If your eyes contain very small amounts of melanin, they will appear blue or light gray. People with albinism have no melanin in their irises and their eyes may appear pink because the blood vessels in the back of their eyes reflect light.

Melanin production generally increases during the first year of a baby's life, leading to a deepening of eye color. The color is often stable by about 6 months of age. However, several factors can affect eye color, including use of certain medications and environmental factors. Some people experience changes in eye color over the course of their lives. People can have eyes of two colors. Even the genetics of eye color inheritance isn't as cut-and-dried as was once thought, as blue-eyed parents have been known to have a brown-eyed child!"

chance  Wrote:

everyone is related as well as everything is related...

check out this snippet...

" You inherit your eye color from your parents, but no matter what the color is now, it may have been blue when you were born. Why? Melanin, the brown pigment molecule that colors your skin, hair, and eyes, hadn't been fully deposited in the irises of your eyes or darkened by exposure to ultraviolet light. The iris is the colored part of the eye that controls the amount of light that is allowed to enter. Some other animals are born with blue eyes, too, such as kittens.
Melanin is a protein. Like other proteins, the amount and type you get is coded in your genes. Irises containing a large amount of melanin appear black or brown. Less melanin produces green, gray, or light brown eyes. If your eyes contain very small amounts of melanin, they will appear blue or light gray. People with albinism have no melanin in their irises and their eyes may appear pink because the blood vessels in the back of their eyes reflect light.

Melanin production generally increases during the first year of a baby's life, leading to a deepening of eye color. The color is often stable by about 6 months of age. However, several factors can affect eye color, including use of certain medications and environmental factors. Some people experience changes in eye color over the course of their lives. People can have eyes of two colors. Even the genetics of eye color inheritance isn't as cut-and-dried as was once thought, as blue-eyed parents have been known to have a brown-eyed child!"

is the same true for hair pigmentation and melanin? I know someone whose hair went totally white in their early 30s and their eyes went from a bright blue to an icy grey/blue. seriously freaky.