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Date: 2014-02-25 01:44:31
Human evolution
Population genetics
Applied genetics
FamilyTreeDNA
Genetic genealogy
Y chromosome
Haplogroup
Genographic Project
DNA Consultants
Genetics
Biology
DNA

CeCe Moore - Autosomal DNA Dr. Tim Janzen - Chromosome mapping Dr. Doug McDonald - Admixture analysis Dr. Kathy Johnston - X chromosome research Thomas Krahn - Y chromosome research Dr. Jim Wilson - Chromo 2 test and Y c

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