darkeyes
Darkeyes refers to a genetic trait characterized by brown or very dark pigmentation in the iris of the eye. This trait is the most common eye color in humans, and its prevalence varies geographically, being highest in Africa, Asia, and Southern Europe. The dark color is due to a high concentration of melanin, a pigment, in the stroma of the iris. Melanin is the same pigment that colors skin and hair.
The inheritance of eye color is complex, involving multiple genes, but dark eyes are generally considered a
While visually striking, dark eyes do not inherently confer any specific advantages or disadvantages in terms
The term "darkeyes" is primarily descriptive and is not a clinical or scientific classification beyond describing