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So, the baby was...

EpicMustacheGuyEpicMustacheGuy
in The Walking Dead

...Alvin's after all. Look at this little man.

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He's definitley black (I don't mean that to sound racist or anything)

How bittersweet.

Comments

  • JamesDalton1995JamesDalton1995

    Well Rebecca was black too...just saying.

  • eblocksonianeblocksonian

    It doesn't matter. It's a baby.

  • EpicMustacheGuyEpicMustacheGuy

    I know, but (and I'm totally unsure now) doesn't the father's genom cause the skin colour? Or is it a mixture (probably more likely, I guess).

    JamesDalton1995 posted: »

    Well Rebecca was black too...just saying.

  • quinnicsquinnics

    Whether or not Alvin was the biological father, he was the true father where it counts. He was the one who protected him and laid his life on the line for AJ. He was simply there for his family.

  • AlexBieLAlexBieL

    I'm no biologist and I don't know whether the "skin color" gene is in the Y cromosome or not, but I believe it isn't, then the skin color could be determined by either the mother or the father.

    EpicMustacheGuy posted: »

    I know, but (and I'm totally unsure now) doesn't the father's genom cause the skin colour? Or is it a mixture (probably more likely, I guess).

  • EpicMustacheGuyEpicMustacheGuy

    I honestly think it's a mixture of the genoms now, would make more sense, as there are dark fathers with white wifes that have 'mixed' (horrible word, but you know what I mean) children (who are light black).

    But I gotta admit I have no idea ;)

    AlexBieL posted: »

    I'm no biologist and I don't know whether the "skin color" gene is in the Y cromosome or not, but I believe it isn't, then the skin color could be determined by either the mother or the father.

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