why do egg splits while formation of twins babies??
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Twin babies are formed when a sperm fertilizes an ovum which forms the zygote.
When zygote is formed it starts splitting into 2 equal and different parts this is how Twins are formed.
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Twin babies are formed when a sperm fertilizes an ovum which forms the zygote.
When zygote is formed it starts splitting into 2 equal and different parts this is how Twins are formed.
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Because the fertilised egg divides into two while still a small collection of cells, this happens.
- The two self-contained halves then grow into identical twins.
- Identical or'monozygotic' (one-cell) twins are twins that are conceived from one egg and one sperm.
- The biochemical mechanisms that cause a single fertilised egg to divide in two are unknown.
- Approximately one-quarter of identical twins are mirror copies of one another, meaning one child's right side mirrors their twin's left side.
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