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Board for Certification of Genealogists resources organized under the headings Books, Commentary and Citations, Magazine Articles, Journal Articles, Webinars, DNA FAQ. Valuable for genealogists wanting to understand how to use DNA responsibly to answer genealogical questions.
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Blog site by Roberta Estes; more than 1,500 blogs on using DNA for genetic genealogy.
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Blog site by Judy Russell. Many of her blogs deal with genetic genealogy news, education, tips.
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A website and blog on more advanced DNA analysis by grouping matches by where they match on your chromosome. Website is by Jim Bartlett.
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Citing DNA Evidence: Five Ground Rules by Elizabeth Shown Mills
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Useful tools for DNA analysis including the Shared cM Project, What Are the Odds?, and a chromosome painter.
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Tools for DNA match analysis.
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2021 RootsTech presentation by Elena Falla Fowler on understanding and working with DNA results in endogamous populations, in this case the Maori of New Zealand. Presented in three segments of about an hour total.
#2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fM85tt5ad3A
#3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fM85tt5ad3A
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Scroll down to "Genetics & Anthropology." Information on Y-DNA and mtDNA haplogroups and more.
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A series of articles by Roberta Estes
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International Society of Genetic Genealogy
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How to easily cluster your close DNA matches to visualize how they are related to you and each other by Dana Leeds. Does the math work?
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Owned by MyHeritage.
Has 109,000 SNPs in database associated positively or negatively with 537 medical conditions.
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"A Matter of Standards: DNA and the Genealogical Proof Standard"
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Free online videos from RootsTech conferences. Filter by your experience level, speaker, year, etc., if desired.
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Shared DNA Matches -- the Only DNA Tool You Will Ever Need by Diahan Southard, 2023. Free.
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Three Next Steps for Your DNA Test by Diahan Southard, 2020. Free. Autosomal DNA is a flexible, information-rich test that has most people left wondering what the next steps should be. While everyone's genealogical brick wall may be different, the steps to utilizing DNA successfully are the same. We start with what we know, we gather new information, and then we do genealogy. Lots and lots of genealogy! Come to this class with your questions, and leave inspired and confident that you can use DNA to find the answers
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You Can DO the DNA #1 -- Get Started by Diahan Southard, 2024. Free.
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You Can DO the DNA #2 -- Get Your Best Ethnicity Estimate by Diahan Southard, 2024. Free.
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You Can Do the DNA #3 -- Light Your DNA Match List on Fire! by Diahan Southard, 2024. Free.
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You Can Do the DNA #4 -- See What DNA Success Looks Like: Real Case Studies by Diahan Southard, 2024. Free.
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Enter number of segments, total DNA shared, and get better relationship predictions for third cousins or closer. Hosted by DNA Science.
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From DNA Adoption; adapt it for identifying unknown ancestors. Three things that can add difficulty to the search: affairs, adoption, name changes.
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"The Growing Phenomenon of the Unlinked Family Cluster" by Blaine Bettinger, Genetic Genealogist blog, 16 Mar 2023
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by Roberta Estes, 28 Mar 2023
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