The eye color is a phenotypic phenotype that is polygenic that is influenced by two elements: the pigmentation in the retina of the eye as well as melanin levels within the stroma that surrounds the inner iris. Tyndall scattering light in the stroma causes hazel eyes, blue and green. This is similar to Rayleigh scattering, which is the reason for the blue sky. The blue and green pigments are present in the human iris , or the ocular fluid. This is an example of structural color. It is dependent on lighting conditions. Humans and other animals have many different phenotypic characteristics in the eye colo
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