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For questions about using DNA to further knowledge of family history, relationships, ethnic origin, and overall ancestry. Most common tests include Y-DNA, mitochondrial DNA, and autosomal DNA.
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Why are 99% of my Ashkenazi DNA matches not in the Middle East or Central Asia?
I took DNA tests through four major services: familytreedna, 23andMe, ancestry, and NatGeo/Helix. I am identified no less than 85% Ashkenazi. … All identified more Euro-dna than the big-four.
My question is this. I received well over a thousand matches. …
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