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6. So,

Fri Oct 4, 2024, 10:16 AM

Oct 2024

Could a child confirm which one is the dad with a dna test? If they didn’t tell her about the donation?

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DNA question [View all] Baitball Blogger Oct 2024 OP

Yes it does help. Baitball Blogger Oct 2024 #4

If the two... Mike Nelson Oct 2024 #2

So, Baitball Blogger Oct 2024 #6

Yes... Mike Nelson Oct 2024 #9

Non twin siblings generally share about 2500 cM (centimorgans) of DNA CanonRay Oct 2024 #3

This is more involved than I realized. Baitball Blogger Oct 2024 #5

This is the best explanation I ever heard about DNA CanonRay Oct 2024 #7

Yes, it helped, Baitball Blogger Oct 2024 #11

We share about 50% of our DNA... Buckeye_Democrat Oct 2024 #8

Thank you for that! Baitball Blogger Oct 2024 #10

Sisters..Ann B, Fran B married Brothers Ron C, John C. Tikki Oct 2024 #12

Genetics! Baitball Blogger Oct 2024 #13