Genealogy vs DNA two different things. Genealogists do the begats...track ancestry and DNA is a tool to help them do it.
According to the report, it was a blind test. Supposedly they didn’t know it was Warren.
(Can we now call it the Warren Report ?)
https://mk0elizabethwarh5ore.kinstacdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Bustamante_Report_2018.pdf
Bustamante didn’t do the test.He supervised.
There is no U.S. Native American database.
“For Native American references, we used samples within the 1000 Genomes project of Native American ancestry; these samples come from Mexico, Peru, and Colombia. (It is not possible to use Native American reference sequences from inside the United States, since Native American groups within the US have not chosen to participate in recent population genetics studies.)”
so she’s Peruvian ? or Mexican ? or Colombian ?
>>so she’s Peruvian ? or Mexican ? or Colombian ?
Husband says this is even better. She still proves she’s a minority. Just Spanish.
You mean the guys who review census records are different from the guys who analyse DNA? I never would have guessed.
I don't believe Warren's DNA report is not fudged. I believe they found a friend who does DNA tests, then found some random genomes they could claim show Indian heritage, and then did the report. I don't believe she has any Indian background, period. Their family claimed it came from a specific person who would have made her around 1/32nd. The truth is that you can track her geneology and there isn't a single Indian.
Everyone I know who has done Ancestry DNA tests has them coming back with more sub saharan Africa than Warren allegedly has Indian. It's a joke. It's a political effort to make people think we are all African. They can fudge the results any number of ways to find something that they can claim gives you an African ancestor. They could, if they wanted, do the same thing with Indians. They seem to be using Mexican and South American DNA and then find some commonality in those that for all we know comes from the pre-historic European people who came to North America during the last ice age. Then, if you want to be Indian, you can claim to be. 1/1024th, anyway. People I know who are definitely part Indian, maybe 1/8th but had a living ancestor who was Indian, are coming up with bupkis when they get their DNA done. The databases are all screwed up when it comes to American Indian, as you note.
IIRC, *ALL* North and South American tribes originated from an area of Mongolia & Siberia. There seems to be some Polynesian bits inserted along the way, in South America, however.