Why Do Afghan Have Blue Eyes at Caitlyn Sylvester blog

Why Do Afghan Have Blue Eyes. Blue/colored eyes are more common in afghans/pashtuns than in other brown populations but aren't necessarily the majority. This girl, presumably another refugee, is about the same age and, like the first, stares into the camera with a level gaze and clear blue eyes. A study by the genographic project has found that the majority of all known ethnic afghans share a unique genetic heritage derived. Afghan history through afghan eyes is an important corrective to histories of afghanistan written by western researchers: How the afghan girl was identified by her iris patterns the remarkable story of sharbat gula, first photographed in 1984 aged 12 in a refugee camp in pakistan by national geographic. My grandmother has blue eyes, but since they are a recessive gene. Usually every family has at least one relative with green or blue eyes but the vast, vast majority all over the country have brown, unlike what. Europeans and central asians (including afghans) are descended from the same people who came out of the steppe some 5000 years ago. But the colours have been reversed: Afghans don’t usually have coloured eyes, but it does exist.

How the afghan girl was identified by her iris patterns the remarkable story of sharbat gula, first photographed in 1984 aged 12 in a refugee camp in pakistan by national geographic. But the colours have been reversed: Afghans don’t usually have coloured eyes, but it does exist. Afghan history through afghan eyes is an important corrective to histories of afghanistan written by western researchers: My grandmother has blue eyes, but since they are a recessive gene. Blue/colored eyes are more common in afghans/pashtuns than in other brown populations but aren't necessarily the majority. Europeans and central asians (including afghans) are descended from the same people who came out of the steppe some 5000 years ago. A study by the genographic project has found that the majority of all known ethnic afghans share a unique genetic heritage derived. Usually every family has at least one relative with green or blue eyes but the vast, vast majority all over the country have brown, unlike what. This girl, presumably another refugee, is about the same age and, like the first, stares into the camera with a level gaze and clear blue eyes.

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Why Do Afghan Have Blue Eyes Afghans don’t usually have coloured eyes, but it does exist. Europeans and central asians (including afghans) are descended from the same people who came out of the steppe some 5000 years ago. Afghan history through afghan eyes is an important corrective to histories of afghanistan written by western researchers: This girl, presumably another refugee, is about the same age and, like the first, stares into the camera with a level gaze and clear blue eyes. Afghans don’t usually have coloured eyes, but it does exist. Usually every family has at least one relative with green or blue eyes but the vast, vast majority all over the country have brown, unlike what. My grandmother has blue eyes, but since they are a recessive gene. Blue/colored eyes are more common in afghans/pashtuns than in other brown populations but aren't necessarily the majority. But the colours have been reversed: How the afghan girl was identified by her iris patterns the remarkable story of sharbat gula, first photographed in 1984 aged 12 in a refugee camp in pakistan by national geographic. A study by the genographic project has found that the majority of all known ethnic afghans share a unique genetic heritage derived.