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All of the following are challenges associated with using mtDNA to trace ancestry except:

All of the following are challenges associated with using mtDNA to trace ancestry except:

a. it is inherited only through the mother's line.
b. you are equally descended from all four grandparents, but mitochondrially descended from only one.
c. 75 of your grandparents are invisible to an mtDNA analysis.
d. a mitochondrial non-match means nothing at all.
e. mtDNA is extremely significant in understanding one's ancestry.

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