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Not quite what they did. They didn't do a whole genomic comparison. They took selected, highly conserved sequences and compared the samples to one...

Your mom = 50% of your DNA. Your dad = 50%. If you have the same mother and father you should share 100% DNA, or statistically as close as you...

"99%" is supposed to refer to the chances of them being siblings, not the percentage of genetic match.