Have you ever done the Leeds Method and found yourself with fewer clusters than expected? While you might start with more clusters, after proper consolidation you may end up with only 2 or 3. Sometimes grandparent lines are "hiding" - but they can be found! Watch this step-by-step guide showing a real case study where we transformed 2 clusters into 4 distinct grandparent lines.

✨ NEW: Learn how your age as a test taker impacts your Leeds Method results and discover the effects of 1C1R and 1C2R relationships on cluster formation.

⚠️ Important Note: Your results will vary based on your unique family structure and which relatives have DNA tested. This solution may not work if:
➡ No relatives from a specific grandparent line have tested in the 90-400 cM range
➡ You have closely related grandparents (their lines may remain combined)
➡ Your family has complex relationships affecting cluster formation

▶️ Timestamps:
0:00 DNA Clusters: Troubleshooting the Leeds Method
0:27 Leeds Method DNA Results: Ideal vs Reality
1:26 Leeds Method Tutorial: Step-by-Step Process
2:59 Understanding First Cousins in DNA Clustering
8:45 DNA Case Study: Analyzing Cluster Consolidation
12:10 Leeds Method Fix: Breaking 2 Clusters into 4
16:50 Next Steps for DNA Analysis

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