MACKA
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Right. If two twin's ( Male ) and two twin's ( Female ) was to concive. i.e one male with one of the female's and the other male with the other female.
Would the babies be the same? Was having a debate about this at work and I'm not to sure on this?
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Robin
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No.
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Gaz
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No
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Lisa
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No
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MACKA
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Reason being??
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Lisa
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genetics, thats like same 2 people having more than one kid they may have a look but not identical
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Hammer
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quote:
Originally posted by MACKA
Reason being??
Do you have any brothers of sisters? 
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Robin
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quote:
Originally posted by MACKA
Reason being??
Do you look like your brother?
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Gaz
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My non-educated guess
Each Sperm has different DNA.
No two people can be born identical without being together in the females body.
At the time of both conceptions, each sprem would be different - end of.
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Jules S
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quote:
Originally posted by Lisa
genetics, thats like same 2 people having more than one kid they may have a look but not identical
Don't genetics skip a generation anyway?
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Ian
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Your childrens features are infinately variable, and both sets of parents would conceive a different genetic result, regardless of whether their own genes are similar.
As Lisa says, you wouldn't have the same child again next time you tried.
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Kurt
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If couple A got married would it still be legal for couple B to?
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MACKA
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quote:
Originally posted by Robin
quote:
Originally posted by MACKA
Reason being??
Do you look like your brother?
No. As my brother's have a different Dad. But I thought with each couple having very similiar DNA, they would be very similiar babies?
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ssj_kakarot
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not totally sure but ill take a guess, twins are formed when one egg serperates, however, if two different people concieve and serpeate eggs are used then logiccally dna is random enough to meen charecter traits would be different in both babies.
i would guess the possibility of the babies coming out the same is pretty much impossible due to differences in Dna, Eggs, genes ect.
But like i said that a totall guess of the top of my head.
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ssj_kakarot
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wow while i was typing that at least 5 other people responded lol fast board.
[Edited on 17-04-2007 by ssj_kakarot]
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Hammer
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quote:
Originally posted by kurtofcc
If couple A got married would it still be legal for couple B to?
Has happened before yes
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Tommy L
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fuck knows 
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Kurt
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quote:
Originally posted by ssj_kakarot
not totally sure but ill take a guess, twins are formed when one egg serperates, however, if two different people concieve and serpeate eggs are used then logiccally dna is random enough to meen charecter traits would be different in both babies.
i would guess the possibility of the babies coming out the same is pretty much impossible due to differences in Dna, Eggs, genes ect.
But like i said that a totall guess of the top of my head.
identical twins share an egg, non identical are two eggs 
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Gaz
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If couple A got married would it still be legal for couple B to?
Yes you clown, they are only "in-laws" not genetic's.
Im sure twins have married before.
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Robin
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Basically, if we call the male twins A and B, and the females C and D -
A and C have a baby, A's sperm, C's egg
B and D have a baby, B's sperm, D's egg.
The eggs in C and D are different, and the sperm in A and B are different, so the kids won't look the same.
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Lisa
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Not all multiple births are identical, thats to do with x and y chromosones(sp)
not sure how it works but i know someone with triplets and 2 are identical and the other looks nothing like
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Gaz
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quote:
Originally posted by Robin
Basically, if we call the male twins A and B, and the females C and D -
A and C have a baby, A's sperm, C's egg
B and D have a baby, B's sperm, D's egg.
The eggs in C and D are different, and the sperm in A and B are different, so the kids won't look the same.
Can we call the Kids "E" and "F" ?
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Robin
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Sounds good to me
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Jules S
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Wife swapping would be dead easy
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