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For questions about Y-chromosome testing for genealogical purposes. Y-DNA is passed from father to son, and therefore is useful for tracing paternal ancestry. This includes Y-STR, Y-SNP, and Big-Y tests.
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After a Big-Y test on FamilyTreeDNA does it make sense to order further SNP tests?
Before I ordered any extra SNP tests, I would wait a few weeks or months. Big Y tests an awful lot of markers, and unlike most other tests, it also discovers hitherto unknown markers (kind of like a " …
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