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Jim Bartlett, "Outline of Segmentology," segment-ology (https://segmentology.org/outline-of-segmentology/ : 21 September 2021).

Jim Bartlett has mapped more of his genome than most other genealogists. This outline links to other blog posts in an order that suitable for a newcomer to begin learning atDNA segment analysis. Start with post 00 and work your way down the list or search for a specific topic of interest.


Linked toAdvanced atDNA DNA-Genetics; atDNA Knowledge Base DNA-Genetics

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