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Can blue eyes ever be heterozygous?
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Can blue eyes ever be heterozygous?

User Oleg Mikheev
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You must be homozygous recessive to have blue eyes.

User Artem Lopatiy
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why not.lol yea the genes making your eyes blue can be composed of different alleles

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