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"
So within the Fraternal 8, there are sets of identicals? -- nm
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by
TWuG
amazing! -- nm
Posted by
loosilu (aka loosilu)
Jan 30 '09, 20:07
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Really? Is this common? I really don't know. -- nm
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TWuG
Jan 30, 20:08
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Actually, it's a little more common than I thought it was, but still uncommon. "That she carried eight fetuses does not necessarily mean eight embryos
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mara
Jan 30, 20:13
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I actually know a set of triplets where two are identical. But for it to happen more than once in once set of octoplets (as grandma suggests) would be
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loosilu
Jan 30, 20:21
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1 in 400 for it to happen twice, seems like. -- nm
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TFox
Jan 30, 20:23
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which would still mean they implanted six, which is seriously unethical. -- nm
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loosilu
Jan 30, 20:25
Weird. That's gotta be strange to be a fraternal octoplet AND an identical twin. -- nm
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TWuG
Jan 30, 20:20
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