That results when fraternaltwins share some portion of the same placenta.
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They're fraternaltwins and yet people can barely tell them apart.
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Gabby and Lili Fiorello, the Twitter Twins, were fraternaltwins in their grade.
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To test this she focused on twin studies using both identical and fraternaltwins.
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In the laboratory, they were unchanged for fraternaltwins, but increased for identical twins.
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Identical twins, who share 100 percent of their DNA, had more similar populations of gut microbes than did non-identicaltwins.
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They focused on sun-seeking behaviour and genetics and found that identical twins were more likely to have a similar behaviour than non-identicaltwins.
Ús de dizygotic twins en anglès
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Only nine pairs of dizygotictwins reared apart in Lishui were recruited.
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Otherwise, mortality for monozygotic and dizygotictwins did not consistently differ after age 6.
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The doctors told my mother she was expecting dizygotictwins, more commonly called fraternal twins.
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A genome-wide linkage analysis was performed on the dizygotictwins using a modified version of the Haseman-Elston method.
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There were 580 monozygotic twins, 664 dizygotictwins and 333 of their siblings.
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Cephalograms were collected from 33 monozygotic and 46 dizygotictwins, who did not undergo any orthodontic treatment.
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Mortality among female dizygotictwins was 1.77 times (0.18) higher than among monozygotic twins at age 30-59.
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In the 3rd case ( dizygotictwins) the diagnosis was already set in the 20th week of pregnancy.
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The cohort encompassed healthy children and adults from the Amazonas of Venezuela, rural Malawi and US metropolitan areas and included mono- and dizygotictwins.
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No significant difference was found in concordance between monozygotic and dizygotictwins for physical activity, diet, smoking, alcohol intake and living together or apart.
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Participants: A total of 47 families with two affected siblings (mostly dizygotictwins) and all available additional family members from the genetic isolate of Finland.