If twin brothers married twin sisters would their children look the same?

Answer 1

The odds are the same as two children of the same parents looking exactly the same. In other words, they will look like they're siblings (even though they're cousins), but they won't be identical.

Answer 2

Assuming they are identical twins, then the answer is very likely their children (who would be cousins) would look very much alike. Heck my grandma used to confuse me and my cousin all the time. Our dad's are identical twin brothers.

Answer 3

Very unlikely. Genes are passed down not just from mom or dad, but recessive genes from grandma, grandpa, great-grandma, etc.. all the way back to the first ancestor could all come into play.

Answer 4

optimistic. merely like there are circumstances the place one set of mum and dad have 2 infants who look precisely alike. It has precisely an analogous threat of happening - i.e. very small. Genetically the infants you describe are siblings.

Answer 5

LoL if they were identical twins prolly

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Answer 6

In all probably they won't.Thats because of a phenomenon called "crossing over "in meiosis(a type of cell division).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crossing_over

Answer 7

No, recessive genes from the children's grandparents might come into play.

Answer 8

There's a slim possibility. The moms & dads won't neccesarily give the same genes. [i.e. one kid gets dad's eyes, other gets mom's]

Answer 9

well yea because i seen tht on tv the same thing happen in real life

Answer 10

lol. nope. theyll probably have a bit from the mom and a bit from dad.