Summary:
The book provides an introduction to the use of DNA testing for genealogical research, explaining how different types of tests work, what they can tell you about your ancestry, and how to interpret the results. It also offers practical advice on choosing the right tests, understanding ethnic percentages, and using third-party tools to analyze your data.
Key points:
1. DNA and Genetic Genealogy Basics: The book explains DNA's role in tracing ancestry and the different DNA types used in genealogical research.
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