Assertion: cousin's ancestor | /r/HasProperty | common
Facets:
value: to b
type: LOCATION
value: to a
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Cousins are people who share a common ancestor that is at least 2 generations away, such as a grandparent or great-grandparent.
text: Cousin is a relative with whom one shares one or more common ancestors.
text: First cousins (who share a pair of grandparents and have no other common ancestors) can only match on one of their two chromosomes.
text: Sometimes you and your cousin may share a common ancestor, but you each call this ancestor something different.
text: Once you have found a common ancestor, it is of course logically true that all his ancestors are common to A and B as well.
text: In this sense, first cousins have only two common ancestors.
text: First cousins, for instance, have two common ancestors, and the generation distance via each one is 4.
text: All cousins have a common ancestor, but only first cousins have a common grandparent.
text: “equalize” or bring your position to the same generation count that your “cousin” has to the common ancestor.
text: This probability of sharing zero increases the further back you and your cousin share a common ancestor.
text: No, it just means that they did not in inherit the same DNA from their common ancestors.
text: Since the second cousins (the parents of the third cousins) may have known their common ancestor personally (their great-grandparents), they are more likely to raise their children to know their more extended family.
text: Cousins are relatives who share one or more common ancestors.