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Can Two Red Heads Have A Baby With Different Color Hair?

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jade duncton answered
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pete bradley answered
Yes, your grandparents or parents on both sides might not be red heads,the baby might be coloured like one of them.
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Red hair is a recessive trait that becomes dominant when itwo people have the trait and in the reproductive process the two identical gene link to become dominant in the off-spring. That off-spring may produce a child with red hair if their dna links with that of a mate whom is carrying that red hair trait whether or not he or she had red hair. The truth is, your chance of producing a child with red hair is a 50% higher because your mate is obviously carrying the red hair trait.
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Zombiqueen Ninjanumberthree answered
Yep I'm studing this kind of genetics in my freshman class its called genes the reason this happens is when p1(parent) mate together the too may be both heterozygous and have a dominate and recessive alle since red hair dominate over___*can't think of color less dominate but you catch my drift* it make the recessive alle invisble but when they have a child whose has lets say blonde is because even though percent is low the random gene tranfer in fertilization anthing can happen *which the child is consider the f1 generation*(p.s alle is just fancy for dna f genes somthing like that peace!)

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