Re: The results of my much talked-about DNA test
I really wanna do this now. I'm half Irish which is the culture I mainly grew up in but I'm also apparently Czechoslovakian, Austrian, Italian, English (possibly Hungarian). Lol, thanks for being a mutt dad.
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Re: The results of my much talked-about DNA test
Then you need a DNA test!
It's really an eye-opener.
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Re: The results of my much talked-about DNA test
That's so cool!!! My family is so mixed that is almost impossible to guest where we're all came from
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Re: The results of my much talked-about DNA test
Oh yeah, there are a few companies that do it... 23andMe, AncestryDNA, Family Tree DNA. Nat Geo has a genome project but that one is really expensive. I don't even want to think about the detail they go into. My results is more than enough for me to digest. Of course these are all only as accurate as the size of the database. That is, as the database of participants grows, the accuracy and detail will become finer.Leave a comment:
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O this is cool, I didn't know this was a thing that you could oLeave a comment:
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Ain't it though!!??
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The results of my much talked-about DNA test
My family is descended from Italians and Sicilians. My 4 grandparents were born there. Given that Sicily is at a crossroads and has been influenced by everyone who was anyone, I thought it would be a kick to find out our true genetic ancestry. Also because we have no information about my paternal great-grandparents and back, it feels like we popped in out of thin air. I've also had a gut feeling, based on circumstantial evidence, that we have Norman, Norse or other Germanic ancestry. So I popped for the $99 for the 23andMe DNA test. What I found out was a surprise, educational, and inspiring.
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