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Mindy and Mandy are dizygotic twins. Therefore, they

Mindy and Mandy are dizygotic twins. Therefore, they
A) came from two separate eggs.
B) have the same genes.
C) have no shared genes.
D) cannot be used in a twin study.

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Children: A Chronological Approach, Canadian Edition

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Authors: Kail, Zolner

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