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Both my parents had black hair. I'm blond, my oldest sister is red and my middle sister has the dark brown.
Your wife has been messing around xP Go for a DNA test
Blonds actually have traces of red hair in their natural hair color, so it really isn't that weird or anything that you have a red head son
It happens.
U must nt knw genetics cuz your grandma can have red hair and it could be pasted down to your child. So b4 u start accusing your wife of cheating and ruining your marriage u got 2 b certain
Don't worry, your wife is not cheating. Bliss hair are recessive alleles. Red hair is dominant. Dominant alleles always overpower recessive. In Gregor Mendel's experiments, the pea plants where all tall. In the F2 generation 75% of the plants were tall while only 25% were short. Even though the pure parental plants, (who were actually not pure since they had short, which are recessive alleles, genes.) Anyway, that 25%, in this case, would be red hair. Your baby just was that 25%. Surprisingly, this isn't too rare. Nerd spew is over; you all may return to your lives.
You are stupid (no offense). If red hair was dominant, you'd have to have red-haired parents to have red hair yourself. For two parents without a trait to give birth to a child with that trait, the parents would have to be carriers. You can only be a carrier of a recessive gene. Imagine "R" is the dominant non-red gene, while "r" is the recessive red gene. The parents in question were probably both Rr. In an Rr case, the dominant non-red "R" takes over. Their child took the "r" allele from each parent, ending up with a genotype of "rr", which allows the red-hair trait to appear.
Agreed. If red hair was really dominant, then OP would have cause to worry. As that is not the case, well, then everything is fine. #336, you are not really a nerd on this subject if you got such a basic fact wrong.
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its possible to have red hair kid if youre both blonde its a recessive gene
you obviously never paid atention in high school...ever.