First blue-eyed human, a dark-haired lactose-intolerant infant, found in 17,000-year-old remains
Histological analysis of the infant's teeth and a healed fracture on his collarbone indicated he had endured a tough birth.
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WebMD 1:01: Why Do Most Babies Start Out with Blue Eyes?
It seems a little unfair. The ladies love blue eyes, and babies already have a cuteness advantage. The iris is the muscular ring around the pupil. And its color depends on a protein called melanin ...
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13 Fascinating Scientific Facts About Blue Eyes
Blue-eyed people may feel less pain Here’s one upside to those baby-blue eyes: Research has indicated that people with light-colored eyes (like blue or green) have a higher tolerance for pain ...
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17,000-Year-Old Remains Reveal Ancient Baby Likely Had Blue Eyes And Heart Disease
DNA analysis determined that the baby, who was male, likely had blue eyes, dark skin, and curly dark brown to nearly black hair. The small remains also manifested symptoms of poor development and ...
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17,000 Year Old Remains Could Be Oldest Evidence of Blue Eyes
An unlucky child born with a heart condition 17,000 years ago also had the earliest known instance of blue eyes.
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Blue nemophila flowers bloom early and dot Japan’s hillsides
Known in English as “baby blue eyes,” nemophila is a spring flower known for its beautiful blue exterior and bright white interior, and locals say now is the best time to take in the sea ...