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Mullage twins, often referred to as "semi-identical twins," are a rare type of twins that occur when a single fertilized egg splits into two embryos but also shares some genetic material. This results in twins that are genetically similar like identical twins, but not completely identical. This phenomenon is extremely uncommon, and most twins are either fraternal (dizygotic) or identical (monozygotic). The unique genetic makeup of mullage twins can lead to interesting medical and biological implications.
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Who sings the new so ng it ain't trickin if you got it?
Mullage Sings it ain't tricken if u got it
What is the name for twins that aren't actually twins?
identical twins are single egg twins. fraternal twins a two egg twins. fraternal
What are the three types of twins?
There is Identical twins, Nonidentical twins and Conjoined twins.
Are John and Edward Grimes twins?
Yes they are twins. They are monozygotic twins (identical twins).
What is is Gemini's constellation nickname?
The twins
How do you say twins in Portuguese?
Twins in Portuguese is "gêmeos" for male twins or mixed-gender twins, and "gêmeas" for female twins.
Where is the apostrophe in possessive form of twins?
twins'. Since twins are 2 people, it will be twins'.
What is the difference between fraternal twins and twins?
Ferternal twins don't look alike, but twins do
Are milton twins really twins?
Yes. They are identical twins!
Are the Milton twins really twins?
Yes. They are identical twins!
Which twins are going to replace the Bella Twins?
Maybe The Blossom Twins but I think the Bellas are better twins
What are unidentical twins called?
How do fraternal twins form? Answer one egg from each ovary is fertilized.
