Here is a post by The Legal Genealogist describing the results for four of her grandparents twelve children who were full blood siblings. Her first chart shows the amount of DNA each sibling has in common with the other and then later in the article she talks about how many DNA matches each sibling had with possible cousins and how many they had in common. With a total of 1,681 matches for all four by the end of February, there were only 159 that all four had in common.
Here is a great example from the Ancestry Blog on DNA inheritance that uses children's letter blocks.
What is it with the switched Europe West and Great Britain for Terry and then Lisa and me?
I haven't had time to check the matches we have in common on Ancestry.com but I did recognize about a dozen that we have in common with a quick look.
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Area Definitions:
Europe West
Primarily located in: Belgium, France, Germany, Netherlands, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Liechtenstein
Also found in: England, Denmark, Italy, Slovenia, Czech Republic
Europe East
Primarily located in: Poland, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Austria, Russia, Hungary, Slovenia, Romania, Serbia, Ukraine, Belarus, Moldova, Lithuania, Latvia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia Also found in: Germany, Montenegro, Albania, Kosovo, Macedonia, Estonia, Bulgaria
Great Britain
Primarily located in: England, Scotland, Wales
Also located in: Ireland, France, Germany
Iberian Peninsula
Primarily found in: Spain, Portugal
May also be found in: France, Morocco, Algeria, Italy
Scandinavia
Primarily located in: Sweden, Norway, Denmark
Also found in: Great Britain, France, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, the Baltic States, Finland
Italy, Greece
Primarily located in: Italy, Greece
Also found in: France, Switzerland, Portugal, Spain, Serbia, Hungary, Bulgaria, Austria, Croatia, Bosnia, Romania, Turkey, Slovenia, Algeria, Tunisia, Montenegro, Albania, Macedonia, Kosovo
Ireland
Primarily located in: Ireland, Wales, Scotland
Also found in: France, England
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