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DescriptionCousinTree kinship.svg	English: A chart illustrating the different types of cousins, including genetic kinship marked within boxes in red which shows the actual genetic degree of relationship (gene share) with 'self' in percentage (%).
Date	9 August 2010
Source	File:CousinTree.svg, with kinship values from File:Cousin_tree_(with_genetic_kinship).png
Author	Gringer ( talk)

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