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"First of all, thank you for

Submitted by Anonymous on Sun, 2008-02-24 20:48.

"First of all, thank you for answering my question. If only one person started with the mutation, that would mean that two of his/her offspring or descendants would have mated to spread the recessive gene, so that it would actually manifest itself as blue eyes?"

If you're right about this inbreeding, then does that mean that the original blue-eyed person was living in West Virginia?

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