Andrew Huberman· PhD
There's a name for that when it occurs and both are fertilized. It's called fraternal twins.
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There's a name for that when it occurs and both are fertilized. It's called fraternal twins.
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the dizygotic twins are when two eggs um two different eggs are you know either inserted via IVF or um you know ovulated through natural conception and then obviously they're fertilized with two different sperms so you know dizygotic twins are effectively siblings just normal siblings that happen to be born or carried at the same time