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the Masked Republic Psychosis Lucha Revolutionary to the Extreme shirt in addition I really love this french & german is from my dads side, the indian from my mums, so it seems my brother got a little more of her ancestry and i got a little more of my dads – maybe it is the same in your case? You each got equal amounts of each parent’s ancestry. You just got more of your mom’s non-Indian/Bengali genes than your brother did. Your brother has the Indian/Bengali version that she has, you have the non-Indian/Bengali version that she has. Not useless, but certainly not as accurate as most people believe. Another comment links to an instance where a pair of identical twins got different results. Short answer: In theory almost anything is possible, in practice we should except ancestry percentages to be very similar between full siblings. But the ancestry tests are probably just not very reliable in general.

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This is only true in a family with a very homogenous ancestry. If there’s lots of recent admixture of people from lots of places coming from one parent, this might not be unexpected at all. The brothers in Ylvis, a Norwegian comedy and musical group, took a DNA test. One brother had 3% Turkish; the Masked Republic Psychosis Lucha Revolutionary to the Extreme shirt in addition I really love this other had 0% Turkish. considering “ethnicity” is defined pretty arbitrarily (it’s not a scientific category like species or something), I’d presume there probably isn’t really a hard limit, like theoretically you could have a family line consisting of people who consistently had children with members of other ethnic groups (which, again, is ultimately just a socio-cultural category based on shared culture, language, religion, geography, and heritage) for countless generations on both sides, which would mean you might have genetic markers associated with hundreds or thousands of different ethnic groups (given cultural expectations and geographical limitations, though, it’s unlikely for anyone to have that diverse of a background, but it’s certainly theoretically possible).

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