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John Verde-Byrne is a staff reporter at Biology Insights with a focus on human genetics and inherited traits. He investigates the science behind everyday physical characteristics that pass between generations, explaining how family patterns shape appearance. Based in Rochester, New York, Verde-Byrne graduated from Bowling Green State University with a degree in journalism. His earlier reporting background includes writing lifestyle features and health articles for several digital consumer magazines.

Do All Redheads Have Freckles? The Genetic Link
What Is the Opposite of Albino Called?
How Are Alleles Represented on Paper?
What Is the Haploid Number of Chromosomes in Corn?
Do Doppelgangers Have Similar DNA?
How Rare Are Green Grey Eyes? The Science & Statistics
Why Do I Have a Butt Chin? The Genetics Explained
Why Was It Difficult to Use DNA as Evidence Before PCR?
What Chromosome Is Color Blindness Found On?
What Makes Up the Sides of a DNA Molecule?
How Many Chromosomes Come From the Mother?
Can Panthers and Leopards Mate? The Genetics Explained
What Is Tongue Rolling and Is It Genetic?
Are Hooded Eyes Genetic? Explaining the Inheritance
What Is a Difference in Eye Color Among the Same Species Called?
What Was the Second Great Discovery of Genetics?
Are There Black Redheads? The Genetics Explained
Which Organism Has the Most Chromosomes?
What Is a Widow’s Peak and What Causes It?
How Did Red Hair Originate? A Scientific Look
Are Cowlicks Hereditary? The Science Behind Hair Whorls
Are Hairlines Genetic? The Science of Inheritance
Does Everyone Have a Unibrow? The Genetics Explained
Where Does a Widow’s Peak Come From?
What Causes a Widow’s Peak? The Genetics Explained
Is Morton’s Toe Genetic? The Inheritance of Toe Length
Are Wide Hips Genetic? The Science of Inherited Traits
Can Vitiligo Be Passed Down Through Genetics?
Are Monolids Rare? The Prevalence and Genetics Explained
Does Breast Size Come From Mom or Dad?