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pareja de negros engendran una niña rubio de ojos azules

Iniciado por wo ni i danio, 20 de Julio de 2010, 19:08:40 PM

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Zerete

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Cita de: Safer en 20 de Julio de 2010, 20:30:53 PMLas personas rubias son las que mas pelo tienen por centimetro cuadrado.
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Blondes, Redheads and Hair Density

Q: Why do blondes have a higher hair density than redheads?

A: This is a particularly difficult question to answer, because very few resources and textbooks discuss the "cause and effect" of the differences in hair density between any two hair colors. In my research, the only discussions I could find on the subject point out that "facts" of blondes having higher hair density and redheads having greater hair diameter are, in truth, generalities that fall apart when dealing with individual heads of hair.

      The average human head (whether male or female) has between 100,000 and 150,000 individual hairs on it. The average human head of hair has a density of between 175-300 hairs per square centimeter. This allows for a considerable range of variety from individual to individual. While blondes do tend to have more hairs on the head and more hairs per square centimeter than other haircolor groups, there are blondes who have fewer hairs per centimeter than some redheads.

      The same level of variance applies to hair diameter among the different color groups. While in general, redheads have the thickest hair shafts, there are redheads with very fine hair, and blondes who have thick hairshafts.

      As to the potential causes of these general trends of blonde hair being denser, and red hair being thicker but sparser, you'll have to chalk it up to evolutionary development. The logic behind it is sound. Since blonde hair has less pigmentation (fewer melanin molecules) the hair shafts tend to be slimmer, and require more hairs to adequately cover the scalp. Conversely, since red hair tends to have a greater diameter, it takes fewer hairs to cover the scalp. Because of these traits, it follows logically that blonde hair would evolve to be more dense than red hair.

Why do blondes have a higher hair density than redheads?

No me fío de la página pero tampoco te digo que sea mentira. Sonar sigue sonándome un poco retard.

jimmythegreattt

Seguramente se hayan confundido de niño en el hospital. Es lo que yo veo más lógico, porque si la madre le puso los cuernos al tío, el niño no hubiese nacido tan blanco. Sería un crío mulato. Pero a saber...

Lacan

Cita de: Zerete en 22 de Julio de 2010, 18:16:27 PM
No me fío de la página pero tampoco te digo que sea mentira. Sonar sigue sonándome un poco retard.

Lo del pelo no lo se por esta pagina. Lo se de toda la vida.
Oh, las vampiresas!

Lillis

Cita de: Safer en 23 de Julio de 2010, 21:48:30 PM
Cita de: Zerete en 22 de Julio de 2010, 18:16:27 PM
No me fío de la página pero tampoco te digo que sea mentira. Sonar sigue sonándome un poco retard.

Lo del pelo no lo se por esta pagina. Lo se de toda la vida.