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Twins can be dichorionic and diamniotic and still be identical. 1/3 of all identical twins fall into this category because the egg splits so early that each baby gets it's own set of stuff ;)
At my twins group there are 6 sets of twins that all look identical and were told they were not from US scans. 4 of them have been confirmed by DNA testing in a twin study they are involved in.
My twins were Di Di, look at my pictures and let me know what you think. We still don't know but if they are not the similarities are uncanny and that's before we get started on some of the rare medical issues they share :)
At my twins group there are 6 sets of twins that all look identical and were told they were not from US scans. 4 of them have been confirmed by DNA testing in a twin study they are involved in.
My twins were Di Di, look at my pictures and let me know what you think. We still don't know but if they are not the similarities are uncanny and that's before we get started on some of the rare medical issues they share :)
i don't know i just see the but and the legs and what i guess is the penis of one of them i dont see the other one in that pic
i'm with lil lady...i don't see any sac, baby...anything.
I'm sorry but I dont even see a gestational sac. Can you point me to what I should be looking at?
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