Recently, Ancestry.com launched a new DNA test . It covers the entire genome, and it is equally useful for women as well as men. One of the very cool features of this test is its ability to accurately tell ethnic background. Not only does this provide great family history clues, but it can be tremendously helpful for individuals who don't know much about their biological roots. Regardless of how much information an individual chooses to share with others, it can be unsettling to not know the answer to a question that pops up everywhere: from the 2010 US Federal Census Questionnaire Someone I know, who has requested anonymity, but who agreed to share her experience, completed the test. Once ordered, the test arrived via mail fairly quickly, and just required a small saliva sample. After mailing it back, the wait began. The Ancestry website says the results take six to eight weeks, but her results came in just one month. Results were fairly accurate and specific. No
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