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That overlap is more than large, it's actually the most important factor in the calculation. You only need to go back about 6 generations (200 years), and ther
by demallien 13y ago
That overlap is more than large, it's actually the most important factor in the calculation. You only need to go back about 6 generations (200 years), and there is practically no interchange between geographically separated groups, which means that I probably don't have any genes from some random asian living 1000 years ago (although we both almost certainly share genes that we inherited from some far more ancient common ancestor).