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Tag Archives: National Geographic
mtDNA as a tool in genealogical research
Back in 2008, my cousin was way ahead of the curve. He was a participant in National Geographic’s Genographic Project before the rest of us were aware of what a haplogroup was. He was so excited to get his results … Continue reading
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