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Dictionary » N » Niece Nieceniece 1. A relative, in general; especially, a descendant, whether male or female; a granddaughter or a grandson. 2. A daughter of one's brother or sister, or of one's brother-in-law or sister-in-law. Origin: OE. Nece, F. Niece, LL. Neptia, for L. Neptis a granddaughter, niece, akin to nepos. See Nephew. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Evolutionists Show of Shutting Down the Debate... who is homozygous for the allele, in your family, and both of his parents are dead (they both had the allele), and he had no siblings, and your niece or nephew survives (or not), and you get killed, then the frequency of the allele is always changing within the human population. If the overall ...
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Re: Evolutionists Show of Shutting Down the Debate... who is homozygous for the allele, in your family, and both of his parents are dead (they both had the allele), and he had no siblings, and your niece or nephew survives (or not), and you get killed, then the frequency of the allele is always changing within the human population. If the overall ...
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Re: two different color eyesi have one brown eye one green eye, my dads cousin is the same and my niece has two different colored eyes as well... i am no scientist but i have strong reasons to believe it is in fact hereditary... i don't know why any of you have been ashamed of your eyes ...
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Incest questionThis is not about biology, but about laws ;) They are uncle and niece-in-law, so basically not so close. But I'm not sure, how close they must be, to be it incest?
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Re: two different color eyes... changed and it's been 23 of living with this special trait. My mom's sister has a dark brown eye and light blue eye, as well. I wonder if my niece will have this beautiful trait. Life is truly ironic. My mom use to make fun of her younger sister, calling her a "freak". Then years ...
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