Non-paternity event

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Non-paternity event

A Non-paternity event (pronounced: non-puh-tern-uh-tee ih-vent) is a term used in genetics and genealogy to describe a break in the male line of paternal descent. This occurs when a child's presumed father is not their biological father. Non-paternity events can occur due to various reasons such as adoption, infidelity, artificial insemination, or mistaken paternity.

Etymology

The term "Non-paternity event" is derived from the English words "non" meaning not, "paternity" referring to fatherhood, and "event" indicating an occurrence. It is used to denote instances where the presumed paternity does not match the biological paternity.

Related Terms

  • Paternity testing: A type of genetic testing used to determine if a man is the biological father of a child.
  • Maternity: The state of being a mother; motherhood.
  • Paternity fraud: A type of fraud where a mother falsely identifies a man as the biological father of her child.
  • Paternity leave: A period of either paid or unpaid leave from work granted to a father after the birth of his child.
  • Paternity (law): Legal recognition of a man as the father of a child.

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