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Originally Posted by theoldnorthstate
If you are a female, none of them will tell you much about where your ancestors migrated and derived.
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That's not quite true. I'm female and have gotten tons of information from the tests. Most tests today are autosomal, which gives you information on both matrilineal and patrilineal sides, and the bits I don't have about the Y-DNA, I already have the genealogical information for, so it's not a problem. I'd like to someday get one of my birthbrothers to take the Y-DNA test, but if they won't, that's okay. I don't need to know my father's exact haplogroup to be able to figure out how our ancestors migrated.
The information I received from the NatGeo Geno 2.0 autosomal test
without having the Y-DNA:
24% Northeastern Asian (mother)
22% Mediterranean (father)
19% Southeastern Asian (mother)
13% Northern European (father)
8% Oceanian (mother)
5% Southwestern Asian (mother)
4% Sub-Saharan African (father)
4% Native American (father)
See, it does show you both sides.
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Originally Posted by bjh
23 and Me tells the % of Neanderthal, but not Denisovan.
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I'm 3.5% Neanderthal and 4.4% Denisovan
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