They argued that with no known will, a parent-child relationship must be proven through genetics, adoption, assisted reproduction or an established presumption of parentage laws.
On July 21 , 1947 The Times reported the first use of the Rh factor, an inherited trait, as a test of parentage in a court case.
The fact that one man's lovemaking precedes that of another's by many hours, or even a day, may not be the determinant of parentage that women think it is.
Getting giddy with Adrian Fenty, the mayor of the District of Columbia, who has the same kind of parentage as Obama — a black father, a white mother — Matthews said, "You're young, you're clean, you're new — ha, just kidding".
More profoundly, however, the change is fueling a weighty debate about the meaning of race, in which interpretations of history, politics and experience frequently overshadow the simpler matter of parentage.
This rule – that a birth mother's spouse is the legal parent of a child born during their marriage (the "spousal presumption of parentage") – should apply equally to the marital children of lesbian spouses, as numerous courts already have pointed out.
Even if a data sheet attaches a document image or cites a source for every assertion about events in a person's life, we often find no evidence for the most genealogically critical piece of information: proof of parentage.
Multiplexing microsatellite markers would further improve the efficiency of parentage assignment protocols in large-scale rainbow trout selection programs.
"I feel even a slight pride of parentage in that we developed some of the techniques they used".
In India, the first case of parentage dispute solved by the use of DNA fingerprinting technology was in 1989.
It is not until they are 7 or 8 that they understand that some forms of parentage provide for inheritance and others do not (Solomon et al. 1996).
