with identical twin? we always knew when there was something wrong with the other one. so you re always there. she s going to cry now. i spent many years looking at identical and fraternal twins who have been separated at birth. it is very important to include the fraternals because they are the natural control group, and what got me into twin research initially is because i am a fraternal twin and i was fascinated with the similarities and differences, mostly differences, that my sister and i have. i used to wonder as a child how this could be if we had the same parents and same environment. though it is rare, twins are raised apart for a variety of reasons, from parents splitting up and taking one child each to mix ups in infant wards, but never before had twins been separated as part of policy. when i first got to the university of minnesota in 1982 i heard about this controversial study in new york city that took place in the 1960s and 70s in which an adoption agency,
syndrome described in the same way, as if someone was beating on the head with a hammer. these are very challenging and you can ask yourself are these due to random chance? my answer to that is no, they re not. and the rarer they are the more i believe it is somehow tied to their genes and how that interacts with their environment to produce these kinds of unusual similarities. this is certainly the case for pauline and pamela who mirror each other in extraordinary ways. i always knew she was pregnant more or less i always knew she was pregnant more or less at i always knew she was pregnant more or less at the i always knew she was pregnant more or less at the same i always knew she was pregnant more or less at the same time i always knew she was pregnant more or less at the same time she - i always knew she was pregnant more or less at the same time she did, - or less at the same time she did, because or less at the same time she did, because i or less at the same time sh
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