Ancestry DNA

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  1. The Rhetoric of Life

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    I took this test, results came back 3 days ago..
    Turns out I'm not as British as I thought.
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    (which probably explains why I'm not short and podgy)..
     
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    I also got my Maternal Grandmother tested...
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    She's 93.

    I've never seen anybody (in looking at results here and there) as anything as my grandmother is Brtish...
    85% ! - That's the highest I've seen anyone be anything.
     
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    The average Briton is only 37 per cent British because their genes came from Ireland, Scandinavia, Spain and Greece. A specific haplogroup which is considered British is R1b but this Y-DNA haplogroup is prevalent throughout Western Europe, especially in Spain and Ireland. R1b-S21 is considered Germanic, introduced to Britain by the Anglo-Saxons, and R1b-L21 ("Celtic") dominates Ireland.



     
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