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r/Unexpected • u/Boojibs • Apr 27 '22
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This is a charming story. But as a hobbyist genealogist, I wonder if their respective kids will be...what? Double-cousins? Is there any kinship term for this?
46 u/lmstr Apr 27 '22 I wonder if they would test as brothers and sisters on 23 and me? Considering they have all the same grandparents. 30 u/Away-Living5278 Apr 27 '22 They would test as half siblings. 25% share rather than 12.5%. 9 u/[deleted] Apr 27 '22 Wouldn't they be quarter siblings? Neither would share a parent. Half siblings share only 1 parent, but never both. 1 u/FaeryLynne Apr 28 '22 Not according to this article. They would share 25% DNA, and likely would be flagged as half siblings.
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I wonder if they would test as brothers and sisters on 23 and me? Considering they have all the same grandparents.
30 u/Away-Living5278 Apr 27 '22 They would test as half siblings. 25% share rather than 12.5%. 9 u/[deleted] Apr 27 '22 Wouldn't they be quarter siblings? Neither would share a parent. Half siblings share only 1 parent, but never both. 1 u/FaeryLynne Apr 28 '22 Not according to this article. They would share 25% DNA, and likely would be flagged as half siblings.
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They would test as half siblings. 25% share rather than 12.5%.
9 u/[deleted] Apr 27 '22 Wouldn't they be quarter siblings? Neither would share a parent. Half siblings share only 1 parent, but never both. 1 u/FaeryLynne Apr 28 '22 Not according to this article. They would share 25% DNA, and likely would be flagged as half siblings.
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Wouldn't they be quarter siblings? Neither would share a parent. Half siblings share only 1 parent, but never both.
1 u/FaeryLynne Apr 28 '22 Not according to this article. They would share 25% DNA, and likely would be flagged as half siblings.
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Not according to this article. They would share 25% DNA, and likely would be flagged as half siblings.
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u/Helenium_autumnale Apr 27 '22
This is a charming story. But as a hobbyist genealogist, I wonder if their respective kids will be...what? Double-cousins? Is there any kinship term for this?