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Can DNA ‘Witness’ Race?: Forensic Uses of an Imperfect Ancestry Testing Technology

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Fullwiley, Duana. Can DNA "Witness" Race?: Forensic Uses of an Imperfect Ancestry Testing Technology. 2008. Genewatch 21(3-4): 12-14.

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