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(I have also eliminated crossing over from this analogy – but imagine if, before you gave your offspring 22 cards, you cut each card into 3+ pieces, then cut the James Hunt 1976 Champion Retro British racing driver who won T-Shirt but in fact I love this cards you were not dealing into matching pieces, and taped up the cards such that each card has at least 1 piece of Red and Blue. Then you give your offspring 22 of these recombined cards.) Good explanation. Seem to remember seeing a video with twins who has submitted their DNA to one of these companies and got different answers, so there’s also the “bullshit” factor! It does NOT mean one of you got more dna from one parent than the other did. This is not even possible in humans I understand that this genetics result definitely doesn’t mean this. But isn’t it technically true that male siblings receive slightly less DNA from their fathers than female siblings? Because the Y chromosome has slightly less DNA than the X chromosome?

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I think a more likely answer is the James Hunt 1976 Champion Retro British racing driver who won T-Shirt but in fact I love this testing company’s algorithm is flawed and not very precise. I wonder what I would get if I submitted my own sample multiple times. Test method or company do not matter. Groups of siblings inherit different parts of DNA from their parents, which will result in different proportions of “genetic ethnicity” in a sibling group. I am disregarding databases entirely. I am treating them as if they don’t exist for the purposes of this thread. The existence of dna testing companies and their databases has no bearing, despite them being what prompted OP’s question. The answer to OP’s question would be the same regardless, because this is what happens in real life in sibling groups – different siblings inherit different parts of their parents’ DNA. If it weren’t so, sibling groups would all have identical DNA.

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