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For questions about mitochondrial DNA (abbreviated mtDNA) testing for genealogical purposes. mtDNA is passed from mother to child, and therefore is useful for tracing maternal ancestry.
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Why doesn't the haplogroup K2b2 appear on MitoSearch.org?
The thing to realize is that DNA science is new and quickly evolving as more people test and the science gets better and more granular.
As such it was identified a couple years ago that Haplogroups n …
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My Father passed away - next test(s) on what remains of his DNA sample?
The short answer is being you have completed a very basic Y test and you should have met ftDNA's internal requirements of first doing a Y-## test before being able to order a BigY test and even if you …
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