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Identical twins are produced when a fertilised egg cell divides in two. Explain why identical twins share many, but not all, of their characteristics????​

Identical twins are produced when a fertilised egg cell divides in two. Explain why identical twins share many, but not all, of their characteristics????​
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Identical twins are produced when a fertilised egg cell divides in two. Explain why identical twins share many, but not all, of their characteristics????​

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Some Identical twins are not the same
Genes
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Because Some identical twins are not both Male and male /Female and Male

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