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How often are children genetically unrelated to their presumed fathers? - 3 Quarks Daily
Audrey Curry in Science: On the wall of his living room in Lier, Belgium, Werner van Beethoven keeps a family tree. Thirteen generations unfurl along its branches, including one that shows his best known relative, born in 1770: Ludwig van Beethoven, who forever redefined Western music with compositions such as the Fifth Symphony, Für Elise, and others. Yet that sprig held a hereditary, and potentially scandalous, secret. That Beethoven, Werner l…
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