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Radisson Downtown Salt Lake City, Utah SALALM 59 Family, Local and Micro-regional Histories and Their Impact on Understanding Ourselves 10 May – 14 May
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iii Plate 6, Codex Xolotl, analysis
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source: Codex Telleriano-Remensis source: Codex Magliabecchiano iv
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The Whys and Whats of Family History Research A Genealogist’s Retrospective v
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The Lambert Study Top three reasons for researching genealogy 1)“to learn about who one is,” or the discovery of self 2)“to know my ancestors as people,” which I interpret as an attempt to personalize history 3)“for posterity” or, to leave a mark vi
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vii source: Codex Xolotl
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Xolotl = dog Tomiyauh = tototl + miahuatl Cihuaxochitl = ♀ + flower Chiconcuauh = 7 + eagleXaltocan = xalli + tocatl Icpacxochitl Macuilcoatl Pantzontli No glyph viii
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The self- perception dilemma xi
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Darwinian Skinnerian Popperian Dennettian xii
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νούς βιός noospherebiosphere xiii
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νούς (cultural ancestry) βιός (genetic ancestry) noospherebiosphere xiv
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Cultural ancestry Cultural anthropology Demography Evolutionary psychology History Religion Socialogy Contributes to self-realization by identifying attitudes, political opinions, food preferences, language and other attributes we inherit from our forebears xv
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EXTRAPOLATDEXTRAPOLATD TRADITIONALTRADITIONAL GENETICGENETIC Methods of Genealogical Research xvi
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Uncle Huetzin at the Battle of Tenochtitlan xvii
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νούς (cultural ancestry) βιός (genetic ancestry) noospherebiosphere xviii
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We Are Defined By Our Culture xix
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Genetic ancestry Traditional genealogy Molecular genealogy Contributes to self-realization by identifying deep ancestry and many other gene liked characteristics: disease, life-expectancy, cause of death etc. xx
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Deep Ancestry Identified by unique event polymorphisms – UEPs 153 groups and subgroups Most DNA testing works with single tandem repeats (STRs), not with single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) UEP is a marker resulting from a mutation so rare that anyone who has, it inherited it from the same source. Identified by marking SNPs STR: short tandem repeat. A segment of DNA with a repeating sequence of base pairs SNP: single nucleotide polymorphism. A slowly mutating locus used to define haplotypes xxi
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Radisson Downtown Salt Lake City, Utah SALALM 59 Family, Local and Micro-regional Histories and Their Impact on Understanding Ourselves 10 May – 14 May
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