Not necessarily. You can trace back your family tree with good research. You may be able to go back hundreds of years. It depends on how far you want to be able to go back. DNA may only be of use if you have other people to test. You can't really do that without knowing who to test. That will take some research to find out who might be related to you. So you will need to do your research, with or without DNA.
No the blood test will determine the DNA of the mother not the DNA of the baby
Scientists use Ancestors and DNA to group DNA.
1. DNA- test the similarity in DNA 2. Fossil Records 3. Embryology- study of embryos during development shows the traits ancestors of humans once had such as gills and post anal tails. 4. vestigal structures- structures no longer in use can show what ancestors of the organism needed
well DNA is like hair pieces and etc right. well if they were to run that through a machine i believe they can see who's got the closest genes and DNA to you.
Yes there is they can test it and track it down and find you
Ancestor.com DNA testing.
It can be proved by DNA testings on bones. After that you can look at the teeth to find out what they ate.
if someone had taken a DNA test when a child was about 6 months old only to find out that he was the Dad 4 years later. Is this possible or should he get another DNA test done?
No, DNA tests cannot accurately determine a person's percentage of a specific race. These tests provide estimates of the geographic regions where a person's ancestors may have originated based on genetic markers, but the concept of race is a social construct, not a biological one.
Walgreens offers the Identigene DNA paternity test, which can also be purchased from the Walgreens website or Identigene's own website. To find other stores carrying the product, the Identigene website also features a "Find a Store" function. For those preferring a different test, the Home DNA company has its own product available online, from the company's website.
yes even DNA classification is the main tool today to find out our ancestral phylogeny and the closed relationship with other speicies. As many of the sequences in DNA known as CONSENSUS sequences remain unchanged we can identify from where our ancestor came from by studing and comparing the DNA sequences of fossils with ours
Get a DNA blood test or something like that.