Which statement best explains the fact that some identical twins appear different from one another?
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This is due to the environment or the phenotype.
Although monozygotic identical twins share the same genetic material, they will have a different physical environment at all times.
Thus for instance one twin may be attached more advantageously to the placenta, perhaps resulting in an increased birthweight and so forth.
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