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Compare identical and fraternal twins. In your response, use the word: monozygotic/dizygotic Why are the five children technically siblings, although in reality the considered cousins? In your response, use the word: gene/DNA; fertilized egg

Compare identical and fraternal twins. In your response, use the word: monozygotic/dizygotic Why are the five children technically siblings, although in reality the considered cousins? In your response, use the word: gene/DNA; fertilized egg

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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early the split happens, monozygotic twins may or may not share the same placenta (monochorionic) and same amniotic sac (monoamniotic). Identical twins are always the same sex and have a lot of the same DNA. However, this does not mean they are exactly the same. They may not look exactly alike and will develop into individuals with differing tastes and experiences. Instead of a single egg, dizygotic twins begin when two separate eggs that have released simultaneously from an ovary are fertilized by two different sperm. Each zygote develops in its own sac and has its own placenta. dizygotic twins will not share the same genetic material and are not identical, they are fraternal twins. Most will share the same number of genes as any two siblings. Compare identical and fraternal twins. In your response, use the word: monozygotic/dizygotic Why are the five children technically siblings, although in reality they are considered cousins? In your response, use the word: gene/DNA; fertilized egg
Transcribed Image Text:early the split happens, monozygotic twins may or may not share the same placenta (monochorionic) and same amniotic sac (monoamniotic). Identical twins are always the same sex and have a lot of the same DNA. However, this does not mean they are exactly the same. They may not look exactly alike and will develop into individuals with differing tastes and experiences. Instead of a single egg, dizygotic twins begin when two separate eggs that have released simultaneously from an ovary are fertilized by two different sperm. Each zygote develops in its own sac and has its own placenta. dizygotic twins will not share the same genetic material and are not identical, they are fraternal twins. Most will share the same number of genes as any two siblings. Compare identical and fraternal twins. In your response, use the word: monozygotic/dizygotic Why are the five children technically siblings, although in reality they are considered cousins? In your response, use the word: gene/DNA; fertilized egg
Mark Sanders had just experienced love at first sight at a twins convention in Twinsburg, Ohio, when his first thought was that he better go find his identical twin brother. Craig and Mark Sanders had stopped by the convention in 1998 when Mark met Darlene Nettemeier, who was there with her identical twin sister, Diane. The twin blondes were visiting family nearby and decided to stop by the event. "I was actually by myself in the lobby of the hotel when I first saw Darlene and Diane," Mark told Savannah Guthrie on TODAY Wednesday. "Craig was actually back in the hotel working, because we were working at the time on a story, and I had to go get hìm because otherwise I was afraid they were going to be scared I was some single crashing the twin party. I had to prove I actually had a double somewhere." Mark not only met his future wife, Darlene; he also ended up introducing his twin brother to his future wife Diane. The two couples had a double wedding in 1999 after the brothers proposed on the same day. Taking the twin theme a step further, Craig and Diane had identical twin boys, Colby and Brady, in 2001. Identical twins have no hereditary traits that influence a predisposition to having identical twins. No one knows why identical twins happen, as they come from a spontaneous split of a fertilized egg. The two families now live next to one another in Houston, and all of the twins, plus Craig and Diane's other son and Mark and Darlene's two girls, had Guthrie seeing double on TODAY Wednesday. The odds of having identical twins are three in every 1,000 births, but the odds of an identical twin marrying another identical twin and then giving birth to identical twins are millions to one. Genetically, the five combined children of the two couples are technically siblings, although in reality they are considered cousins. The families have a shared backyard in Houston that allows the children to all play together. They admitted to occasionally mistaking an aunt or uncle for one of their parents when looking at them from behind. Monozygotic twins, also known as identical twins, develop from one egg fertilized by one sperm. The frequency of monozygotic twins is around 1 in 250 pregnancies without assisted fertility. Identical twins begin as a single egg that has been fertilized by a single sperm. From that beginning, the egg will split into two. Depending on how
Transcribed Image Text:Mark Sanders had just experienced love at first sight at a twins convention in Twinsburg, Ohio, when his first thought was that he better go find his identical twin brother. Craig and Mark Sanders had stopped by the convention in 1998 when Mark met Darlene Nettemeier, who was there with her identical twin sister, Diane. The twin blondes were visiting family nearby and decided to stop by the event. "I was actually by myself in the lobby of the hotel when I first saw Darlene and Diane," Mark told Savannah Guthrie on TODAY Wednesday. "Craig was actually back in the hotel working, because we were working at the time on a story, and I had to go get hìm because otherwise I was afraid they were going to be scared I was some single crashing the twin party. I had to prove I actually had a double somewhere." Mark not only met his future wife, Darlene; he also ended up introducing his twin brother to his future wife Diane. The two couples had a double wedding in 1999 after the brothers proposed on the same day. Taking the twin theme a step further, Craig and Diane had identical twin boys, Colby and Brady, in 2001. Identical twins have no hereditary traits that influence a predisposition to having identical twins. No one knows why identical twins happen, as they come from a spontaneous split of a fertilized egg. The two families now live next to one another in Houston, and all of the twins, plus Craig and Diane's other son and Mark and Darlene's two girls, had Guthrie seeing double on TODAY Wednesday. The odds of having identical twins are three in every 1,000 births, but the odds of an identical twin marrying another identical twin and then giving birth to identical twins are millions to one. Genetically, the five combined children of the two couples are technically siblings, although in reality they are considered cousins. The families have a shared backyard in Houston that allows the children to all play together. They admitted to occasionally mistaking an aunt or uncle for one of their parents when looking at them from behind. Monozygotic twins, also known as identical twins, develop from one egg fertilized by one sperm. The frequency of monozygotic twins is around 1 in 250 pregnancies without assisted fertility. Identical twins begin as a single egg that has been fertilized by a single sperm. From that beginning, the egg will split into two. Depending on how
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