| IANAG (I am not a geneticist)
I get the concept that given genetic trait A for blond hair,
then a relatively small pool of AA or Aa people can spread
the trait throughout the world given enough time. I get that.
But isn't it a little more complicated than that? Aren't there
other traits that override the blonde trait? If the
world consisted of one blond Norwegian and a million dark
skinned, dark haired Africans, and assuming the Norwegian got
involved in the reproduction routine, and the blond's kids do
too, etc, then a thousand generations later would we
actually find any blond folks hanging around? |