with multiple relationships now it is possible to have a triple
So, 6.25% of your DNA. Except that DNA
figure out unknown relatives through DNA identifying the
talking five, ten, 20, or even 100 generations kept on
that you share as much as 350 centimorgans with which looks
once you get out to third cousins it gets even worse and
add the expected amount of DNA for each relationship. So, for
side and was his second cousin on his father's side. I don't
which kind of just looks like regular second cousins on the
possible double relationships. For instance, Albert Einstein
3.1% of DNA plus another 3.1% of DNA.
uncles, not nieces and nephews, not half siblings, only double
that you share no DNA with but you can have a third cousin
like a first cousin one time removed when you're trying to
the other 25% relationships have fully
matched DNA. About 22% of the DNA is half identical and about
first cousins. Now, After first cousins, there are a myriad of
next because double first cousins share DNA from both of
1.5% of the DNA is fully identical. None of
their parents, there's going to be some small segments of fully
through your mother. In other words you share both sets of
occur when siblings marry siblings. And so you are
of those segments of shared DNA are only half matched because
cousins the first thing you need to do is double the amount
people find that the branches in their tree are actually the
as you go beyond about 10 generations because the group
cousins not only through your father but your cousins also
grandparents. With DNA first cousins share about 12 and1/ 2%
concerned with. Almost everyone will have their tree collapse
of their DNA but you can see also from this example here all
not that large and people tended to intermarry within
those groups. Let's look at the easiest multiple relationship
same branch. So, what happens to your DNA when your ants kept
marrying in the same group and your branches don't branch out.
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first few generations, that DNA is unique but what happens when
received it from their mother and their father and that goes
We receive DNA from our mother and our father and they
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