Research shows that all blue-eyed people may be related. At least, they may share the same distant ancestor. After studying the DNA of blue-eyed individuals from Scandinavia, Turkey, Jordan, and India, Danish researchers found that they all had identical gene sequences for eye color. They believe this trait comes from a single individual, called the “founder,” whose genes mutated between 6,000 and 10,000 years ago. Before that, everyone had varying shades of brown eyes.
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aha nice to know I have so many blue eyed ancestors!
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See, we’re related 😊
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😱 thank goodness my fiance has hazel eyes
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😊
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well guess I knew that … a second sister, yippee!
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Lots of sisters and brothers, for isn’t all human kind related 🙂
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true wise words, but it is easier to hang with some family members and safer to avoid others …
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Or less aggravating 😉
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Hmmmm….. how interesting
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