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eye color predictor
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pretty neat website!
https://museum.thetech.org/ugenetics/eyeCalc/eyecalculator.html
i got 50% brown, 30% green and 20% blue
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Re: eye color predictor
Well, I could have figured this out. It told me 50/50 for blue and green. I have green, h has blue.
It is interesting but it told me we had the higest (don't remember the %)chance of brown eyes then blue eyes and 10% chance of green eyes...DD has green/hazel eyes. Go figure!?!?
My mom & I have brown eyes and the rest of both sides of our family has blue eyes.
I'm also hazel but its a green/brown so I went with green. I love my eye color and hope my child has the same!
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I got 40% blue, 10% green, and 50% brown.
DD has green eyes.
This.
This never works for me because it won't allow me to input my parents both having blue eyes and me having brown. But thats the way it is. Says its an error, but its not.
Same here. I've looked at a million different sights and hazel is never an option.
x2. Except I have blue and H has green.
I would love to see the genetic coding on that one. I totally believe you, but was not aware that was even possible.
My dad has like hazel eyes but I put brown in because my mom has green eyes and if I put them both as green, it says I cant have brown eyes. But, my eyes are really light brown.
So, based off of this which may not be all that accurate,
50% brown
30% green
20% blue
We'll see!
LOL, I know, everyone says that. But it is possible, I've googled it to make sure they were my real parents, LMAO!
Do you know what your grandparents where? how odd that it doesn't let you, depending on what your grandparents are its totally possible!
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100% blue. I figured that. I keep telling DH (since we got pregnant in Italy) that if this baby is tall, dark and speaks Italian that I will be in trouble! lol
I did it for DH's parents because all 3 of his siblings have brown eyes and he has bright blue ones. He only had a 20% chance of having blue eyes, but I am so glad he got them!
Ditto on the lack of hazel being a problem. This doesn't really work for me. Both DH and myself have hazel, but they look completely different. (Mine are green/dark brown, his are like a mix of olive oil & amber.) Both his parents have blue.
Interesting tidbit - my mom has dark brown eyes, my father very light blue. All 5 children in my family have completely different color eyes. 1 - med. brown; 2 - green/dark brown hazel; 3 - very light gray blue eyes w/ green spots; 4 - med. green/gray; 5 - dark blue.
My DH's family is similar, so we really have no idea what our children will be like. (Hair color is also like this w/ my siblings - blonde, brown & red.)
That's a pretty cool website
I got 11% blue, 14% green, and 75% brown.
Same. I figured blue was recessive, but from what I remember from high school bio... If one parent is BrBl, and the other is BrBl (since Br is dominant, the eyes would appear brown), there should be a 25% shot that their child has blue eyes when you do out the chart. This is very basic, but again, that's high school genetics for you, haha.