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To: NYer; vetvetdoug
It happens in other animals - we had a Harlequin Great Dane with one blue eye and one brown one - that was the explanation the vet gave us. According to him they all are.

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12 posted on 11/17/2003 10:29:08 AM PST by Billthedrill
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To: Billthedrill
I had one blue and one brown eye, and the doctor said it was a mineral problem. Over the years, the blue has taken over, so that only a sliver of one eye remains brown.
17 posted on 11/17/2003 10:32:40 AM PST by eastsider
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my daughter has one brown eye and one blue eye,,is she one of these, chimeras I mean, not great danes
18 posted on 11/17/2003 10:32:47 AM PST by cajungirl (no)
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To: Billthedrill
The blue eye, green eye is not a chimera. It is a normal variant. The only way to test for a chimera is the DNA of each tissue from origin. Anybody that makes a diagnosis based upon physical examination with respect to chimeras or cancer is a fool (e). Fool is spelled with an "e" when something is really dumb.
90 posted on 11/17/2003 1:29:34 PM PST by vetvetdoug
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