robert@blake.acs.washington.edu (Gedankenleere) (01/31/89)
Does anybody know what the probability of producing a child with bright red hair from a human interacial cross, where one parent has carrot-red and the other coal black? The black-haired parent's lineage has nothing but coal black hair, the red-haired parent's parents have brown hair, all immidiate familiy members have brown hair, but an uncle, and an aunt have red hair. When I was in the Far East, I sometimes saw children with blue eyes and blond hair, but with subtle "Asiatic" features, obviously the products of interacial laisons. (Or with blonde hair and brown eyes, white skin.) Does anybody know the probability of these occurances? (In the U.S., such things are more common in Hawaii.)