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$79 Can Buy You a 33-Marker Y-DNA Test
Ancestry DNA has lowered the price of its 33-marker Y-DNA test to $79 (down from $149). Results from this test include marker values you can enter into a database to search for relatives and a map showing your haplogroup and other information about your family’s ancient origins. Results don’t include...
Ancestry DNA has lowered the price of its 33-marker Y-DNA test to $79 (down from $149).
Results from this test include marker values you can enter into a database to search for relatives and a map showing your haplogroup and other information about your family’s ancient origins. Results don’t include a breakdown of ethnic origins, a type of analysis that has become more controversial of late.
Ancestry.com has changed up the look of the DNA section as well.
For help deciding which DNA test is right for you, see FamilyTreeMagazine.com’s genetic genealogy toolkit.
gae
What controversy would that be? I have not heard of anything controversial about the "ethnic" percentages test results.
Diane
Hi,
If you click on the red hyperlinked controversy reference, you’ll see our post about the American Society for Human Genetics’ statement on the accuracy of Ancestry testing and whether consumers are aware of the limitations of ethnic DNA tests.