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When you get your DNA test results, you’re hoping for answers. Or at least insights that can satisfy your curiosity.
Your results DO offer those. But it’s not easy to understand them. That’s why we created Tours of the biggest DNA testing companies–so you can confidently understand what your DNA test results are telling you!
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Our Tours help you explore the answers that are right in front of you. What do those ethnicity maps and percentages really mean? Who are those DNA matches? What additional insights can your results give you about your roots? With our step-by-step, guided Tour, you’ll be CONFIDENTLY exploring answers in no time! Here’s what people have been saying about our Tours:
I just finished my 3rd Tour and highly recommend taking these classes. Each Tour taught me something that I didn’t know even though I have been using FTDNA, MyHeritage and AncestryDNA for a long time. Diahan makes it easy to understand and there are opportunities to ask questions.
Diahan was really good about explaining the basic science without dumbing it down too much. I loved that! This isn’t a ‘look-at’ video series–it’s a ‘stop-and-go-through-it’ experience. I already knew some things about AncestryDNA, but now I can connect all the dots and really understand what I’m doing there.
Well worth the time. I have tested my DNA at Ancestry and found it very useful. I thought I had a full understanding in using the site and had coached other genealogist in using their DNA results at Ancestry. Diahan certainly showed me a few extra ways to make use of the tools as well as increasing my knowledge of how to use the results. Great course. It was easy to follow and fun using the workbook. A good reminder of what was learned.
The AncestryDNA Tour will help you make sense of your DNA matches, and put you on the path to finding out how you connect with your DNA cousins.
Featured Tour: AncestryDNA
- Nearly 90 minutes of engaging video instruction segments so you can enjoy short, easy-to-learn segments; additional activities bring the experience to a total 2-3 hours
- An on-demand experience so you can go at your own speed: start, stop, and come back if you need to, or re-watch whenever you want
- A colorful, 16-page, interactive, printable PDF workbook you can fill in–and which becomes a useful reference guide
- Indefinite access to your Tour, with occasional updates as MORE exciting new tools or features are added to your AncestryDNA experience, so you can KEEP learning MORE of what your DNA can tell you
- BONUS: A handy digital edition of the AncestryDNA Quick Reference Guide, with at-a-glance reference for the important tools and features you’ll want to visit on the site
I would like help in understanding my DNA matches. The 3 people (siblings to each other) that I share the most DNA with 7-9% do not share any DNA with my known maternal 1st cousins. These 3 persons can not be related through my father’s side as my DNA ancestry is approx 50% Northern European (English, French) and 50% Italian. My maternal grandparents are Italian. The 3 unknown “cousins” have 94% Italian ancestry. How can I share so much DNA with these 3 siblings and yet they have no DNA relationship to my maternal 1st cousins. Any information you can provide would be greatly appreciated. This has me quite baffled.
Thank you. Nancy
Hi Nancy, Do you have any shared matches with these 3 mystery cousins? That will give you clues as to which line they are related to. Since they’re sharing with your mom’s side you can rule that side out, do you have cousins on your paternal side you can compare them with. Ethnicity results are not always as straightforward as they seem, you can learn more about how ethnicity results are calculated here: https://www.yourdnaguide.com/ethnicity-estimate. If you’re still stumped, I would recommend checking out one of our mentoring sessions (https://www.yourdnaguide.com/thementor).
-Dani with Your DNA Guide
Hi Nancy.
Interesting situation. I would want to look at the data myself to be certain. My first question would be for you to check genetics vs genealogy with your cousins. That means, are they sharing the right amount of DNA with you for them to be the kinds of cousins that they are? Like if they are first cousins, I would expect them to share like 800 cM. This is something we could cover in a DNA mentoring session, if you want a more thorough analysis. http://www.yourDNAguide.com/thementor.