What is the rarest color of eyes?
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Felix Johnson
Studied at the University of Cape Town, Lives in Cape Town, South Africa.
As an expert in the field of genetics and human biology, I can tell you that eye color is determined by variations in a person's genes, with multiple genes contributing to the production of pigments and the structure of the eye's iris. The rarest eye color is often considered to be green, which is a result of a combination of genetic factors that are less common in the general population. Green eyes are caused by a dominant gene that affects the amount of pigment in the iris, and they are most commonly found in individuals of Celtic and Scandinavian descent.
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Melanin Content and Eye ColorEye color Melanin Presence on Front Layer of Iris Melanin Presence on Back Layer of Iris GreenMore than blue eyes, less than brownNormalHazelMore than green, less than brownNormalAmberHeavyNormalRed or VioletNone or extremely littleNone or extremely little3 more rows
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Melanin Content and Eye ColorEye color Melanin Presence on Front Layer of Iris Melanin Presence on Back Layer of Iris GreenMore than blue eyes, less than brownNormalHazelMore than green, less than brownNormalAmberHeavyNormalRed or VioletNone or extremely littleNone or extremely little3 more rows