how mixed race people have a skin tone that is in between their parents’ skin tone, if Mendel’s law of dominance is true?

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how mixed race people have a skin tone that is in between their parents’ skin tone, if Mendel’s law of dominance is true?

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Medals dominant and recessive genes are only PARTLY true. It turns out biology is more complex than that. That phrase can be just looped on repeat for god-damned repeat for nearly all elementary, high-school, AND college education. Biology is just chock-full of exceptions and extremely weird shit.

But skin-tone, like IQ, height, and chance of cancer, is regulated by many parts of our DNA and there’s not a single thing doing the dominant/recessive tango between our two sets code.

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