Robert Clarkのインスタグラム(robertclarkphoto) - 6月2日 02時18分

As I was preparing for my weekend workshop I received word of a new project dealing with evolution, and I'm searching for new examples to help illustrate the of theory. It occurred to me I could use eyecolor. So I photographed all the students,in the workshop. But I can't seem to remember the name of the student that this eye belongs too. Any ideas students?
In the meantime:
Eyecolor is a polygenic trait, meaning this trait is controlled by multiple genes.
The color is primarily controlled by the amount and type of a pigment called melanin. Specialized cells known as melanocytes produce the melanin, storing it in intracellular compartments known as melanosomes.
The amount of light that reflects off the iris, a muscular structure that controls how much light enters the eye. The range in eye color, from blue to hazel to brown, depends on the level of melanin pigment stored in the melanosome “packets” in the melanocytes of the iris. Irises from green–hazel eyes show moderate pigment levels and melanosome number, while brown eyes are the result of high melanin levels stored across many melanosomes.
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