Julie was born on March 2nd, 1960. Her sister Paula was also born on March 2nd, 1960. Same parents, same day, same year … but they are NOT TWINS. Can you explain?
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Julie and Paula are parameciums. Actually, the plural would be paramecia, which would contain two nuclei.
No, that’s not it.
THE MOTHERS EGG THE FATHERS SPERM TWO DIFFRENT WOMAN CARRIED THE THE EGG AND SPERM AND DELIVERED THE BABYS ON THE SAME DAY.
Very clever but … no!
Keep trying.
Are they clones?
No, they are not clones. Try again.
Triplets? One or more other siblings also born at the same time, making them not twins but triplets, quadruplets, etc?
Were they adopted?
Triplets is correct, Jimmy Barcus. The third sister was not present at the time.
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