Royal houses: if we avoid the green and the orange eventually we’ll get the first two back.

I’ll need a larger sample set… uh… for science.

Not geneticist, but this appears to be a metaphor for “punnet squares”. These are the box diagrams that purport to show the percentages of different genetic traits based on mixes of dominant and recessive genes.

Again, not a scientist, but this is the stuff we learned in the 80s in science class, before the human genome project was even undertaken. The reality now, I’m fairly certain, is that even something as simple as eye color actually has a lot more complexity behind it than these simple boxes. And the expression of genes and the proteins they code for depend on the interaction of a lot of processes, many of which we don’t have a complete picture of yet.

Genetics isn’t basic math.

these genetics are delicious.

Sorry, best I can do is pea pods.

This does not explain anything.

If this is a whole genome thing, and not just looking at a small group of alleles, it is incredibly unlikely that two of the great-grandchildren would have no contribution from the white great-grandparent. It’s so unlikely that I wouldn’t be surprised to learn that it’s unlikely to have ever happened throughout all of human history.

its wrong cause they’re all dead i ate them.

Tried to verify, but my stupid gummibears make like pandas and refuse to breed.