Identical twins are also called monozygote twins because they develop from the splitting of a single fertilized egg.
因为是

个受精卵分
而来,
卵双

被称作单卵双
。
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活启示录 Probably not, because what's striking about these brothers is that they are identical twins, the only difference is one had traditional orthodontic treatment and the other was treated by Dr. John Mew with what's called an Orthotropic treatment.
结果可能并非
此,因为让人惊讶
是,这对兄弟是
卵双胞胎,他们唯一
区别是一个接受
是普通
牙矫正治疗方法,另外一个接受
是由 John Mew 博士主刀
牙齿正交异性治疗方法。
物学基础入门 Fertilize and bokanovskify–in other words, multiply by seventy-two– and you get an average of nearly eleven thousand brothers and sisters in a hundred and fifty batches of identical twins, all within two years of the same age.
然后让它们受精,再波坎诺夫斯基化——换句话说,乘以七十二,于是你得
差
多一万一千个兄弟姐妹,一百五十批恒等多
子女,全都在两年之内出
,年龄一样大。
While the set points for 10-year-old identical twins were the same or very close to one another, they diverged sharply as the twins moved through adolescence and into adulthood, which suggests that genetic predisposition played only a part.
虽然10岁
卵双胞胎
设定值是相
,或者非常接近,但随着双胞胎从青春期进入成年期,设定值急剧偏离,这表明遗传倾向只起了一部分作用。