About 1 % of children have a genetic paternity other than those recorded by history

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The genetic world of Maarten Larmuseau works on what might be an arguing question: How many times does the genetic child’s fatherhood differ from the father registered in history? Although a repetition often indicates that 10 % of children have the so -called “additional paternity”, Larmuseau research found that the rate in Europe is closer to 1 %. The results have large -scale social effects and are useful for those who depend on an accurate origin in their research. But Larmuseau remains out of testing that may reveal painful secrets in the recent past. “Biology is not necessary to get a good family and be a good parent,” he says.

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