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| View Poll Results: Are you sure of your multiples' zygosity? | |||
| Yes! We had DNA testing done. They are clones! (MZ) |
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9 | 20.93% |
| Yes! We had DNA testing done. They look alike but are fraternal. (DZ) |
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0 | 0% |
| Didn't need to. They look completely different. (not minor differences!) |
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11 | 25.58% |
| No. We don't have a clue. |
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4 | 9.30% |
| Maybe. The OB/Perinatologist/US Tech said they are MZ |
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3 | 6.98% |
| Maybe. The OB/Perinatologist/US Tech said they are DZ |
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2 | 4.65% |
| Ummmm They are boy/girl. Of course we know! |
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13 | 30.23% |
| Don't know. Don't care. |
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1 | 2.33% |
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DAMN! I made the poll and my choide isn't on there! LOL
We know because of the pathology of the chorion and amnion. There was one chorion and two amnion. That only happens in MZ.
For the record, MZ is commonly known as "identical". DZ is commonly known as "fraternal".
Two chorionic/amniotic sacs is not a clear determination of MZ or DZ. Depending on when the eggs split in MZ twinning, the # of each type of sacs varies.
We know because of the pathology of the chorion and amnion. There was one chorion and two amnion. That only happens in MZ.
For the record, MZ is commonly known as "identical". DZ is commonly known as "fraternal".
Two chorionic/amniotic sacs is not a clear determination of MZ or DZ. Depending on when the eggs split in MZ twinning, the # of each type of sacs varies.
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Hey, Yup, they've found monochorionic DZ twins.
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My choice is-we saw one zygote at a 6 wk us and two heartbeats at a 9 wk us and had white knuckles about cord accidents the rest of the time because they never clearly found the membrane.
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My girls had one chorion and two amnion. At the beginning they couldn't find a dividing membrane and thought they shared an amnion and that they would strangle each other before birth.
One of the happiest moments of my life was when the technition found a membrane that seperated them!
One of the happiest moments of my life was when the technition found a membrane that seperated them!
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Hey, Yup, they've found monochorionic DZ twins.
Hey, Yup, they've found monochorionic DZ twins.
Off to find a link!
Mono-mono is still specific only to mz though, right?
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Good poll Yup, this is interesting.We were told more than likely MZ, but need DNA testing to know for sure.
My biggest fear is that there is no PMS and that this is my personality.
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Mine look completely different. Similar hair color, but one is straight and one is curly (the youngest one in curls). Different color and shape to their eyes. One is tall and lean. The other is shorter and lean, but more athletic looking.
I am not one of those who believe - broadly speaking - that women are better than men. We have not wrecked railroads, nor corrupted legislatures, nor done many unholy things that men have done; but then we must remember that we have not had the chance.- Jane Addams
Yeah that.
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One has a paynis and one has a virgina.
I'm doing it because she asked but I really do
her. FMT
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mine don't look like sisters much less cousins evne . But wasn't definate DZ until birth because they never varied more than four ounces in weight. Their placentas actually grew togther or overlapped by delivery, they were an indistinguishable mess.
. But wasn't definate DZ until birth because they never varied more than four ounces in weight. Their placentas actually grew togther or overlapped by delivery, they were an indistinguishable mess.
My biggest fear is that there is no PMS and that this is my personality.
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We have four of a kind, Diva! Right down to the placenta!
I am not one of those who believe - broadly speaking - that women are better than men. We have not wrecked railroads, nor corrupted legislatures, nor done many unholy things that men have done; but then we must remember that we have not had the chance.- Jane Addams
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Twink!
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Mine are obviously fraternal, but that doesn't stop the morons asking if they are identical since they "look so much alike". 
I like to tell them that they are, except for the penis.
I like to tell them that they are, except for the penis.
My biggest fear is that there is no PMS and that this is my personality.
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Just tell them that one has an inverted penis.
I am not one of those who believe - broadly speaking - that women are better than men. We have not wrecked railroads, nor corrupted legislatures, nor done many unholy things that men have done; but then we must remember that we have not had the chance.- Jane Addams
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One chorion and two amnion here too.
Freaked me right out when my water broke the second time! I wasn't expecting that.
Freaked me right out when my water broke the second time! I wasn't expecting that.
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I said that they look completely different, so we know (although strangers always argue with us that they look alike), but as newborns, they didn't look completely different. But, we knew they were fraternal from birth because the NICU typed their blood in case they needed a transfusion and one is A+ and the other is O+.
And they had seperate sacs and placentas, too.
A little OT, but I am still amazed at how many drs don't know that id twins can have seperate sacs and placentas. My best friend's sister is having twins and when they saw seperate placentas she was told they were fraternal. My friend looked like she didn't believe me when I told he they could still be id.
And they had seperate sacs and placentas, too.
A little OT, but I am still amazed at how many drs don't know that id twins can have seperate sacs and placentas. My best friend's sister is having twins and when they saw seperate placentas she was told they were fraternal. My friend looked like she didn't believe me when I told he they could still be id.
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We have no clue. Two sacs, two placentas, but very similar in looks. I can tell them apart, but most cannot. They have the same blood type, eye color & hair color. They have the same face except one is rounder & one weights 1lb more.
I hate NOT knowing. We'll be doing a DNA one day.
I hate NOT knowing. We'll be doing a DNA one day.
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Twinkletoes, they are totally identical. I bet ya. If you find out they're fraternal, I'll send you $5.
Mine are b/g, so it's obvious. I used to get a lot of "Are they identical?" Yup, just as identical as two different-gendered siblings can be.
Mine are b/g, so it's obvious. I used to get a lot of "Are they identical?" Yup, just as identical as two different-gendered siblings can be.
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The ultrasound tech told us they were DZ but they have the same blood type, have stayed within an ounce or two in weight, and look very similar, so we are thinking they're identical.
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Fern, I'd be willing to bet my paycheck that those two adorable little boys are identical!
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