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isit our site http://fraternaltwins.org/ for more information on Fraternal Twins.Multiple births and twin births are already common occurrences nowadays and occur to many mothers already. Fraternal Twins can come from different fathers. Identical also comes from only a single sac while fraternal comes from two.
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- 2. Fraternal twins are sets of twin babies that were formed because of double fertilization or the fertilization of two eggs by two sperms which is why it is also called dizygotic twins. Since they are formed through double fertilization, they usually do not look alike and they also do not always come out with the same sex. In fact, most of the fraternal twins are boy and girl combinations although there are already instances wherein there are girl and girl and boy and boy pairs. But whether parents would want to have fraternal twin sets or not, they almost always have one common question and that is how these twins develop.
- 3. Twin pregnancy means being pregnant with twins or two babies instead of one. This is the result of either two fertilized eggs or one fertilized egg splitting to make two embryos. There are two types of twin pregnancies and these are the identical twin and fraternal twin pregnancy. When a mother undergoes this type of pregnancy, the signs and symptoms are the same. It does not mean that being pregnant with twins mean different signs and symptoms. However, the only way for you to find out whether you have twins or not is through ultrasound or pre-natal checkups.
- 4. Getting to know the difference and similarities between these two sets will help mothers better understand them and know their chances as well as risks of giving birth to twin babies. See more information here -