Why precious granddaughter grandmother more often?
The proportion of identical genes between grandmother and granddaughter is much higher than that of nephews, so girls have many similarities with grandmothers.
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The proportion of identical genes between grandmother and granddaughter is much higher than that of nephews, so girls have many similarities with grandmothers.
Forget about the Y chromosome - it's time to talk about the X chromosome.
A Newcastle University study with the participation of thousands of families is a solution for parents about whether they have a son or a daughter.
Researchers at the University of Kent, UK, say they have discovered a genetic secret that could help dinosaurs dominate the Earth for 180 million years.
Results of an analysis of the skeleton skeleton of a Roman woman who lived 2,000 years ago showed that this is a man.
More than 800 million men living in Asia are now descended from only 11 men, including Genghis Khan, the founder of the Mongolian empire, according to a new study.
According to scientists, Adam once existed 209,000 years ago, 9,000 years earlier with current estimates.
After Albert Perry - an African-American in the state of South Carolina, USA - died, one of his relatives brought his DNA sample to the Family Tree DNA company for analy…
Fossils dating back to 100,000 years found in Hua Jia Dao, northern China show that the ancient incest seems to be very common.
Scientists have developed a new statistical method based on the sequence of complete human genomes today to elucidate the events that took place at the dawn of human his…
A recent study shows that more than 10,000 years ago most British were descendants of farmers migrating from Iraq and Syria.
where do humans come from? How can we be present where we live? Starting from a group of hunters gathering all over Africa, until 200,000 years later, more than 6.5 mill…
NASA's twin astronaut studies yield remarkable results, National Geographic reported on March 15.
The DNA of a caveman virus that lived 1.5 million years ago could block the X chromosome, increasing the male sex ratio in the fetus.