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A woman who is pregnant with twins says, "There are lots of twins in my family, but most of them are not identical." How would the nurse respond?

▸ "Usually when twins run in families they are identical twins."

▸ "Some women have a genetic tendency to release two eggs each month."

▸ "Identical twins are very rare."

▸ "Many people think that twinning runs in families, but that has not been scientifically proven."

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