What Color Will My Baby's Eyes Be? A Genetic Explanation
Genes come in pairs, and each gene in a pair can be slightly different. One gene can be dominant and override the other gene which is recessive. A recessive gene only works if both genes in a pair are recessive. An example is the color of the eyes. Although not as simple as shown here, blue is the recessive gene and brown is the dominant gene. Are you having a girl or a boy? Check out our top 7 gendered old wives tales video!
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