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Using genetic testing to establish ancestry and relationships
Yes — feeling "paternal" or parent‑like toward younger siblings is a common pattern documented across developmental and family‑systems research, but it is far from universal: many older siblings act a...
Verifying parentage and family relationships of public figures relies on a mix of primary civil records, accredited genetic testing, official government procedures, and corroborating genealogical sour...
Modern genetic genealogy has both corroborated and complicated centuries-old paper trails linking Americans to Mayflower passengers: targeted Y‑DNA and mtDNA projects have confirmed specific paternal ...
Investigative reporters combine technical forensic work, archival research and transparent sourcing: they first treat viral audio as evidence to be transcribed and forensically examined for manipulati...