Dark Skin, Blue Eyes: Genes Paint 7,000-Year-Old European's Picture

lt;p>DNA analysis suggests that a 7,000-year-old hunter-gatherer had dark skin and blue eyes — and was adapting to a new lifestyle.</p>

How Europeans' white skin changed over time: According to a study

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Mesolithic Skeleton known as 'Cheddar Man' shares the same DNA

Why do European people have white skin, brown hair, and blue eyes

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7,000-Year-Old Bones Of European Reveal Dark Skin, Blue Eyes

7,000-Year-Old Bones Of European Reveal Dark Skin, Blue Eyes

Did the Yamnaya (Proto-Indo-Europeans) look like many modern-day

Ancient European had dark skin

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