Forensic Genealogy
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Revised edition of book originally published in 2005.
From the author's website:
[The] genetic genealogy world has experienced a revolution in the availability and affordability of DNA testing. Both genealogical and DNA databases have grown considerably since 2005, making it easier to discover and connect with long lost
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cousins. In this revised edition of Forensic Genealogy, the chapter The DNA Detective has been updated to include much information to reflect these changes.
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