Genographic Project: does anyone participate?
The Genographic Project states that "the ancient trails' footsteps of his ancestors Throughout history using DNA. "Does anyone do this? Do you recommend that? https: / / www3.nationalgeographic.com/genographic / For someones anthropological history of maternal or paternal direct ancestors I think it's very interesting. The question is whether this is really what finally deliver to money, so I ask ….
No, did not participate and has no intention of doing so. In addition to the cost of DNA tests, check out one of the first things you see when you go to the website … DNA studies suggest that …. This is actually a DNA test cheaper ($ 99.95 plus shipping and handling). If it's worth the money for you, then by all means go for it. But there is also a "circular" problem with this type of study – inevitable when the study is performed as is. If you decide to participate after receiving the results, asked to identify certain cultural and ancestral origins itself. Of course you are doing this to find it. Also before deciding (National Geographic is a well respected organization and has submitted their resignation very clear and prominent – I wish all those places would) think about this limitation clear …. "Also, this is not a genealogy study. You will not learn about their grandparents or other relatives, and DNA trail will not necessarily lead to its current location. By contrast, the results reveal the anthropological story of maternal and paternal direct ancestors, where they lived and how they migrate around the world makes many thousands of years. "So really, is a choice pure personal. Is it worth the money? Is that what you are doing (just make sure you understand what they are doing – and openly and clearly explain this) interesting to you? If so, really, go for it.
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