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In a doubling process, each generation enlarges the base for the next one, so totals escape linear intuition after surprisingly few steps.

Ancestor slots double every generation, but distinct ancestors cannot. Once the theoretical tree outgrows the population that existed, the same people must appear repeatedly across its branches.

Genealogical ancestry expands until separate family trees collapse into a shared web: beyond the identical ancestors point, anyone from that era who left descendants is an ancestor of nearly everyone today. The timing depends on how freely populations mixed.

A family tree records who your biological ancestors were; your genome records only the fragments that survived repeated, random inheritance. As generations pass, genuine ancestors can leave no DNA in a particular descendant.

Recombination reshuffles inherited variants, breaking up genetic packages so selection can retain useful combinations without necessarily preserving harmful variants that once accompanied them.