If you have a set of twins...we'll say male twins...and they each have a child, and the children have the same mother, are they, genetically speaking, full siblings? Even thought they have different fathers, their father's have the same dna, right? So is there any way to set them apart genetically?? I know on paper they'd be half siblings, but, I want to know genetically speaking, if they are full siblings...this question has been tormenting me...any help would be greatly appreciated=)
2006-10-30
04:18:28
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