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26th March 17, 11:15 AM
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The problem with using DNA for genealogical searches is the you can only get data back beyond the last time one of your genes mutated. You will have nothing of use after that that since the genes are the same.
And there are no names, language or nationalities attached to genes. All that can be known is that some other people, with the same mutation, can be found in a general part of the world.
People move around the world taking their genes with them but may move to different countries and may change their name, nationality and even learn new languages.
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