Edgewood11 said:Blue eyes are most certainly homozygous recessive (bb). Therefore it will depend on your significant other's eye color. If she has brown eyes then your offspring will probably have brown eyes (Bb).
A genotype refers to the genetic makeup of an individual, including all of their inherited traits and genes.
Eye color is determined by the combination of genes inherited from both parents. The gene for eye color is located on chromosome 15, and there are several variations or alleles of this gene that determine different eye colors.
Eye color can be predicted with a certain level of accuracy based on an individual's genotype. However, environmental factors such as exposure to sunlight and age can also affect eye color, making it difficult to predict with complete accuracy.
The most common eye colors are brown, blue, and green. Brown is the most dominant eye color, followed by blue and then green. However, there are many variations and shades of these colors that can also be inherited.
While it is not possible to change one's eye color through genetics, it is possible for eye color to change over time due to certain genetic factors such as age, disease, or injury.