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This phrase is often used to describe someone who appears caucasian but identifies as another ethnicity, usually someone of mixed race. It can be used to highlight the complexities of identity and how race is not always a clear-cut distinction based on appearance alone.
A tennis ball. It is white on the inside, green on the outside, and when you bounce it, it jumps like a rabbit.
Yes. the brown ones are brown. The white ones are white.
The white mouse is most probably heterozygous for the coat color gene, which allows it to appear white but still carry the brown coat color allele. This would explain why it produces only brown offspring when mated with a brown mouse, as it can pass on the brown allele to its offspring.
The color of the hens egg shell is not determined by the feed. The breed of the chicken is the determining factor of the egg shell color she will lay. You can influence the color of the yolk inside the egg somewhat by a diet high in beta carotene. Araucana chickens produce the blue egg because they extrude a bile high up in the oviduct as the shell is forming. Other breeds like Rhode Island Red hen eggs have the color introduced to a white shell further down in the oviduct. A fresh brown egg can have the brown color removed with some light scrubbing soon after laying, you cannot scrub off the blue of an Araucana egg as it goes all the way through to the inside of the shell. Look at the inside of any brown egg...It is white. If you look at the inside of a blue/green egg, it is the same inside as outside.
If eggs are infected by salmonella, the bacteria is inside the egg, not outside on the shell.