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Se andate su youtube a vedere il video di Beyonce dal titolo hallo vedrete il modello che fa l. a. parte dell’ amante o che altro, ha gli occhi chiari e mi chiedo se sia possibile o sono solo lenti a contatto colorate.

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certo … dipende dai geni e dagli alleli … se un ragazzo nero e una ragazza bianca ocn occhi azzurri generano prole … non vengono necessariamente bianchi o neri i bambini, ma mulatti, possono essere più o meno scuri, questo perchè non c’ è un gene in line with l. a. pelle dominante e iuno recessivo, ma ci sono più di un gene che riguardano il colore della pelle, ed a seconda di come si “mescolano” cien fuori il colore della pelle. in line with gli occhi invece è diverso, perchè gli occhi chiari sono recessivi, mentre quelli scuri sono dominanti, ma se il ragazzo nero in questione avesse un genitore bianco con occhi azzurri, o cmq qualche parente con occhi chiari, e possibile che il bambinobenga mulatto con occhi chiari. a parer mio sono bellissimi i mulatti con lgi occhi chiari. scusa in line with lgi errori che non ho voglia a rileggere.

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è raro, perchè l’allele del colore scuro di occhi e capelli è dominante, ma è certamente possibile perchè di incroci ce ne sono stati molti e quindi geni di occhi chari non sono infrequenti nel patrimonio genetico di persone di colore. certo che è raro. eheh.

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in line with quanto ne so io è possibile. io conosco un ragazzo di colore, non è molto scuro di carnagione, che ha dei bellissimi occhi verdi. non è un verde chiaro chiaro, ma è cmnq brillante, e devo dire che fanno un effetto sorprendente.c’ è anche uno dei protagonisti di csi las vegas che è scruro di carnagione e ha degli occhi chiari: Gary Dourdan.
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/__XKJuOj8Y-I/SUGU2xz_9rI/ …

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Certo Fily, è possibile.
Molti Sudafricani li hanno, ma anche molti algerini e tunisini.
E’ più raro nelle zone centrali.
E poi, è tutta una questione di geni!

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Perchè no??
Certo che è possibile.: D.

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Certo! Il mio idolo, Stromae, è mulatto e ha gli occhi verdi *- * dio quanto lo amo.

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Certo che è possibile!
Consistent with l. a. stessa ragione in line with cui in Sicilia continuano a nascere persone biondissime con gli occhi azzuri … eppure dalla dominazione normana sono passati secoli.
I geni razziali rimangono nel sangue delle persone anche a distanza di generazioni, quindi magari può accadere che un ragazzo mulatto o nero nasca con occhi azzurrissimi in quanto nei geni di uno dei genitori ci siano geni di popolazioni nordiche o con quelle determinae caratteristche.
Ciauuuuuu.

Supply( s): Il mio neurone Adigrat.
[Diego lover *-*]

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Ovvio … Basta che anche sl uno in famiglia li ha e poi i geni fanno il resto … Ci sn anche gli africani coi capelli biondi sai XD.

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non hai mai visto C.S.I.?
li c’ age uno di colore con gli occhi verdi … adesso non ricordo il nome …

What our team says

E’ possibile che un uomo di colore o mulatto possa avere gli occhi chiari?

For centuries, people have been debating why certain racial groups have lighter skin than others. Some say that white people are the only ones with pure blood and hence, have the right to rule over all other races. Others believe that there is something about being of mixed race that gives people an advantage. So, what’s the real answer?

What are the chances that a person of color or mulatto can have clear eyes?

There is no definitive answer to this question, as everyone’s genetic makeup is unique. However, oftentimes people with darker skin tones have a higher incidence of light eyes. This is likely due to the melanin in their skin pigment, which filters out light from the eye. Additionally, people of color who have lighter hair also tend to have lighter eyes. This is because some pigmentation can also reflect light in a similar way to eye color.

What are some causes of eye problems in people of color?

There are many potential reasons why people of color might experience problems with their eyes. Here are a few:

1. Exposure to harmful environmental pollutants. People of color are more likely to live near sources of pollution, which can damage their eyesight. In particular, exposure to toxins such as lead and mercury can cause serious eye problems in people of color.

2. Poor nutrition. Many people of color don’t get enough nutrients from food, which can impact their eyesight. nutrient deficiencies can lead to problems with vision including poor vision in the dark, fatigue, and blurred or distorted vision.

3. Ethnic heritage and skin tone. Some people have lighter skin that absorbs more sunlight than darker skin, which can lead to problems such as macular degeneration (a leading cause of blindness in adults over the age of 50). And people of African descent are more likely have brown or black eyes, which makes them more prone to eye conditions like glaucoma and cataracts.

4. Genetics. Some eye conditions are inherited and cannot be cured or prevented. Conditions like glaucoma and macular degeneration run in families and may be passed down through genes.

How can you determine if you have eye problems?

If you have any questions about your eyes, whether they are feeling red, watery, or itchy; if you have difficulty seeing in dim light or when wearing sunglasses; or if you just feel like something is not quite right with your vision, it’s important to see a doctor. Eye problems can be caused by many things, such as age (the older you get, the more likely you are to develop eye problems), genetics, medications, and even environmental factors.

There are several ways to determine if you have eye problems. One is to ask a family member or friend if they have had similar experiences and if they went to the doctor. You could also try doing a online search for “eye health questionnaire” or “vision test” and find one that is specific to your location.

If you have any questions about your eyes, whether they are feeling red, watery, or itchy; if you have difficulty seeing in dim light or when wearing sunglasses; or if you just feel like something is not quite right with your vision, it’s important to see a doctor. Eye problems can be caused by many things, such as age (the older you get, the more

What tests and treatments are available to treat eye problems in people of color?

There is a lot of variability when it comes to eye color in people of color, so there isn’t a one-size-fits-all answer to this question. However, given the diversity of eye colors in the world, there are a variety of tests and treatments that can be used to help identify and treat any eye problem in people of color.

Some common tests that are used to diagnose eye problems in people of color include:

-A simple vision test to check for basic vision defects, like difficulty seeing in peripheral vision or at night
-An ophthalmologic exam to look for signs of dysfunction or damage to the eye itself
-A comprehensive medical test that checks for all potential causes of vision problems, including vitamins A, B6, C and folate levels, thyroid function, blood sugar levels and HIV status

Treatments for eye problems vary depending on the underlying cause. Some common treatments include:

-Medications to help improve vision and relieve symptoms like eyestrain or blurred vision
-Surgical procedures like cataract removal or surgery to correct refractive errors like glasses or contact lenses
-Other medical treatments like laser therapy or glaucoma surgery

Conclusion

While it’s certainly possible for a man of color or mulatto to have blue eyes, the odds are still relatively low. It is best to consult with an eye doctor to determine if you are a candidate for eyedrops or any other form of corrective eyewear.