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Scientists have made a areaattractivebrowncommonexplanationleadlightmapmatespartnerpeopleplacerareregionsscientistssouthwestsparklesuccessfultailthousands of the eye colour of people in Britain. They found out that the most areaattractivebrowncommonexplanationleadlightmapmatespartnerpeopleplacerareregionsscientistssouthwestsparklesuccessfultailthousands colour is blue. The scientists say that areaattractivebrowncommonexplanationleadlightmapmatespartnerpeopleplacerareregionsscientistssouthwestsparklesuccessfultailthousands of years ago, all British people's eyes were areaattractivebrowncommonexplanationleadlightmapmatespartnerpeopleplacerareregionsscientistssouthwestsparklesuccessfultailthousands. The researchers found that 48 per cent of British people have blue eyes, 30 per cent of areaattractivebrowncommonexplanationleadlightmapmatespartnerpeopleplacerareregionsscientistssouthwestsparklesuccessfultailthousands have green eyes and 22 per cent have brown. The areaattractivebrowncommonexplanationleadlightmapmatespartnerpeopleplacerareregionsscientistssouthwestsparklesuccessfultailthousands around Edinburgh in Scotland was the areaattractivebrowncommonexplanationleadlightmapmatespartnerpeopleplacerareregionsscientistssouthwestsparklesuccessfultailthousands where most people had blue eyes. Over half (57 per cent) of those in and around Edinburgh have blue eyes. The areaattractivebrowncommonexplanationleadlightmapmatespartnerpeopleplacerareregionsscientistssouthwestsparklesuccessfultailthousands of England has the fewest blue-eyed people. Just 35 per cent of people living there are blue eyed. The areaattractivebrowncommonexplanationleadlightmapmatespartnerpeopleplacerareregionsscientistssouthwestsparklesuccessfultailthousands say they do not know why some areaattractivebrowncommonexplanationleadlightmapmatespartnerpeopleplacerareregionsscientistssouthwestsparklesuccessfultailthousands of Britain have a lot of blue-eyed people.

Alistair Moffat, the areaattractivebrowncommonexplanationleadlightmapmatespartnerpeopleplacerareregionsscientistssouthwestsparklesuccessfultailthousands researcher of the study, said the number of people with blue eyes is increasing because people find them more areaattractivebrowncommonexplanationleadlightmapmatespartnerpeopleplacerareregionsscientistssouthwestsparklesuccessfultailthousands. This means people with blue eyes are more areaattractivebrowncommonexplanationleadlightmapmatespartnerpeopleplacerareregionsscientistssouthwestsparklesuccessfultailthousands at finding a areaattractivebrowncommonexplanationleadlightmapmatespartnerpeopleplacerareregionsscientistssouthwestsparklesuccessfultailthousands and having children with blue eyes. He compares blue eyes to the areaattractivebrowncommonexplanationleadlightmapmatespartnerpeopleplacerareregionsscientistssouthwestsparklesuccessfultailthousands of a peacock, saying a more colourful tail will get a peacock more areaattractivebrowncommonexplanationleadlightmapmatespartnerpeopleplacerareregionsscientistssouthwestsparklesuccessfultailthousands. Dr Moffat says people are attracted to the areaattractivebrowncommonexplanationleadlightmapmatespartnerpeopleplacerareregionsscientistssouthwestsparklesuccessfultailthousands in blue eyes. He said light reacts with blue eyes to give a glitter effect. Darker eyes absorb areaattractivebrowncommonexplanationleadlightmapmatespartnerpeopleplacerareregionsscientistssouthwestsparklesuccessfultailthousands so they generally have less sparkle. Another scientist, Hans Eiberg, offers an areaattractivebrowncommonexplanationleadlightmapmatespartnerpeopleplacerareregionsscientistssouthwestsparklesuccessfultailthousands why blue eyes are popular. He said: "There is something attractive about blue eyes, maybe because they used to be so areaattractivebrowncommonexplanationleadlightmapmatespartnerpeopleplacerareregionsscientistssouthwestsparklesuccessfultailthousands."