With so many interracial unions occuring in the world. How long will it be before the phenotypes that result because of these unions become common place and not just rare occurances.
Such as asians (i.e. chinese and japanese) born with light eyes and blond hair.
2007-10-30
10:02:11
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➔ Anthropology
Rachel, I know that. What I am asking is that in asian countries the majority of the babies born have dark hair and eyes. But if since there is so many interracial unions when will the asian populations have more noticeable occurances of asian's with light eyes?
2007-10-30
10:20:50 ·
update #1
All minorities ( in the US) are special, they are the icing on the cake.
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The reason why I mention asia is that, in other nations you can notice the result of mixing. Such as some latino societies and european societies. However what i noticed, you can't really notice it in asians. I have heard older asian who were born and raised in asia say that the younger generations act different, but that has nothing do with appearances. Maybe there are differences, but I certainly don't notice them.
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2007-11-01
05:32:47 ·
update #2
Daracion,
Yes that is correct. Where I live there are hispanics who look like they can pass for an indeginous indian of mexico. However there are some hispanics who look more european. That must be due to mixing. Also it is territorial too. I guess that where the spaniards mixed more with the natives that is where the people are lighter and where they didn't that must be where the people are darker.
2007-11-01
05:37:05 ·
update #3
I think filipinos are a result of this too. Native filipinos look completely different from the ones who have spanish, japanese, and chinese heritage.
2007-11-01
05:43:30 ·
update #4