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DNA is a HOT topic among genealogy researchers. There’s no doubt about it. I confess I get a bit nervous when members of the Are You My Cousin? Facebook Community start asking DNA questions. I do have a basic understanding, but I am not an expert.
I’m okay with that, because there are many researchers who are and graciously share their expertise. I’ve rounded up 15 of the best posts (with a couple of videos thrown in, too!) on using DNA as part of your genealogy research below. Enjoy!
15 DNA + Genealogy Posts (It’s a Round Up!)
1.How to Get More from Your DNA Results from J. P. Dondero Genealogy
2.5 Things You Need to Know about AncestryDNA from Tenacious Genealogy
3.Develop Your DNA Testing Plan for Genealogy from Genealogy Gems
4.Get a Second Opinion On Your DNA Test from Genealogy Gems
5.What is a Centimorgan in DNA Testing? from Family History Fanatics (This one’s a video!)
6.Chromosome Browsers for Genealogy: What Are They and Why Are They Useful? from Legacy Tree Genealogists
7.DNA Decision- Should you? Could You? Would You? from Mad About Genealogy
8.The FREE DNA Tool You Need to Know from The Occasional Genealogist
9.Why Your AncestryDNA Matches Aren’t Responding from Amy Johnson Crow
10.Why You May Be Reading Your DNA Results All Wrong from Family History Daily
11.Watch how DNA disappears – Understanding DNA Inheritance from Family History Fanatics (Another video!)
12.Best DNA Test Tips for Genetic Genealogy Newbies from FamilyTree
13.Using DNA in Your Genealogy: Tips from Blaine Bettinger from Amy Johnson Crow
14.The Top 4 DNA Ancestry Reports Shown Side by Side: See How Results from the Same Person Compare from Family History Daily
15.DNA Fact or Science Fiction? 6 Genetic Genealogy Myths from FamilyTree
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