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Why is it virtually certain that except for identical twins, even offspring of the same parents will not be genetically identical?

Why is it virtually certain that except for identical twins, even offspring of the same parents will not be genetically identical?
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Why is it virtually certain that except for identical twins, even offspring of the same parents will not be genetically identical?

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Answer: Because they have different genes, or they might be the opposite gender.

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