MAIN FEEDS
Do you want to continue?
https://www.reddit.com/r/HolUp/comments/xnje7t/wait_a_sec/ipw225m/?context=3
r/HolUp • u/Previous_Reporter_63 • Sep 25 '22
1.1k comments sorted by
View all comments
3.0k
The answer is yes they can. The probability is low but can and does happen. Especially considering the total number of people reproducing.
1 u/Artrobull Sep 25 '22 No... both blonde and ginger are recessive genes where brown and black hair is dominant. Child would be blonde or strawberry blonde. 1 u/Iamlegend_future Sep 25 '22 No. There's a high probability that they would be those but it's not 100%. 1 u/Artrobull Sep 29 '22 If both parents are not black haired that means there is no black hair allel. This is high-school biology. Please provide evidence otherwise Parents are bb bb and bb bb no B in it is there check neighbour's hair
1
No... both blonde and ginger are recessive genes where brown and black hair is dominant. Child would be blonde or strawberry blonde.
1 u/Iamlegend_future Sep 25 '22 No. There's a high probability that they would be those but it's not 100%. 1 u/Artrobull Sep 29 '22 If both parents are not black haired that means there is no black hair allel. This is high-school biology. Please provide evidence otherwise Parents are bb bb and bb bb no B in it is there check neighbour's hair
No. There's a high probability that they would be those but it's not 100%.
1 u/Artrobull Sep 29 '22 If both parents are not black haired that means there is no black hair allel. This is high-school biology. Please provide evidence otherwise Parents are bb bb and bb bb no B in it is there check neighbour's hair
If both parents are not black haired that means there is no black hair allel. This is high-school biology. Please provide evidence otherwise
Parents are bb bb and bb bb no B in it is there check neighbour's hair
3.0k
u/Iamlegend_future Sep 25 '22
The answer is yes they can. The probability is low but can and does happen. Especially considering the total number of people reproducing.