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Sternchen0487
12 years ago

Siamese twins are like-sex, as they are single twins, that is, the egg has been fertilized by a sperm and has then divided so that not only 1 but 2 embryos are formed.

However, these two embryos have not completely detached from one another, so that they have grown together at one (or more) point(s).

Wolli1960
11 years ago

Siamese Zwills are always unique. They arise if this fertilized egg has not completely separated. However, since they were formed from the same egg and seed cell, single twins always have the same genetic facilities and therefore also the same sex.

ubuntuFan
12 years ago

because they are one. in the case of two eggs, there is no siamese symptom

Shaq0
12 years ago

Yes exactly they arise from the same egg therefore also the same sex

Goodnight
12 years ago

It is a double cell division at the wrong time, there are not two fertilized eggs.

Deneuker99
1 year ago

because there are always one twins

Digga365
7 months ago

because there are always one twins

Maximilianibus
12 years ago

Because they’re single twins.

MiliundMeli
11 years ago

l single twins have always been the same