The recent finding that monozygotic twins may actually have some genetic differences:
A)supports the idea that identical twins are 100 percent alike in terms of their DNA.
B)supports the idea that fraternal twins are more genetically similar than identical twins.
C)challenges the assumption that differences between identical are due only to environmental differences.
D)challenges the assumption that conjoined twins only occur in dizygotic twins.

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The recent finding challenges the assumption that differences between identical twins are due only to environmental differences, suggesting that there may be some genetic differences as well. It does not support the idea that identical twins are 100 percent alike in terms of DNA or that fraternal twins are more genetically similar than identical twins. The finding has no relation to conjoined twins.

The Recent Finding That Monozygotic Twins May Actually Have Some