Getting Started with atDNA Part 1: Clustering
The process of clustering or grouping your DNA matches into genetic networks is an essential part of using DNA for genealogy research. This class will introduce the concept of clustering and walk you through the process of grouping your own DNA matches. View all of our DNA Day 2023 content HERE to learn more!
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