The South Australia Dual Geographic Project aims to indentify DNA that is associated with the Australian state of South Australia. It is open to people who have undergone DNA testing and are either born or live in South Australia. People wishing to join whose families were formerly resident in South Australia for a significant period, were significantly associated with the state or still have relatives living in the state, but are no longer themselves resiident, may also be eligible and should conact the administrators. In addition, the following should be provided to administrators as a minimum: • the name and supporting life dates of the earliest known ancestor(s) who lived in the state, • place(s) of residence for the ancestor(s). The administrators of the project reserve the right to hold a prospective member of the project from full participation until these conditions are substantially met. For the DNA tests: • you should have internet access, • at least 37 STR markers should be completed for Y-DNA testing, • at least both HVR1 and HVR2 for mtDNA so that some discrimination of haplogroup is possible, and/or • standard FTDNA autosomal (Family Finder). This project is supported by Genealogy SA through its DNA in Family History interest group. See the public website for information on joining this project or continue below.