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Ahnengemeinschaft
Correspondence between persons in relation to common ancestors
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In genealogy (family history research), a 'shared ancestry' (Ahnengemeinschaft) denotes the correspondence between persons with respect to common ancestors. Full siblings have a complete, congruent shared ancestry because of their identical ancestors. As a limiting criterion, genealogy speaks of a shared ancestry between two persons when their most recent common ancestor lies at least 5 generations back.
Text: German Wikipedia, machine translation, CC BY-SA 4.0. ·