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I think it would be safe to say my kids carry the recessive gene for brown eyes or hazel eyes. Even though they inherited the dominant allele for blue from both parents.
It's possible, like the way having albino children is possible, but the chances are very slim. Given the rates of infidelity two blue-eyed parents with a green/brown-eyed child is far more likely to mean daddy isn't the daddy.
I've had a paternity test done. I know they are mine. Its just a really lucky coincidence. I'm glad my kids all have blue eyes and blonde hair.
I don't know your situation, but a paternity test can come out showing you as the father even if the real father is your father or brother. The only way some labs would test for that is if they were specifically asked to test for those possibilities. Otherwise they may only look for markers that any immediate male relative could share with you. I'm hoping you don't have a dad or brother with brown/green eyes.
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