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September 1, 2015. It seems like brothers and sisters should have the same ancestry background. After all, they both got half their DNA from mom and half from dad. But because of how DNA is passed on, it is possible for two siblings to have some big differences in their ancestry at the DNA level.
After all, they both got half their DNA from mom and half from dad. But because of how DNA is passed on, it is possible for two siblings to have some big differences in their ancestry at the DNA level. Culturally they may each say they are â1/8th Cherokeeâ but at the DNA level, one may have no Cherokee DNA at all. So yes, it is definitely possible for two siblings to get pretty different ancestry results from a DNA test. Even when they share the same parents.