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fraternal twin

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Noun1.fraternal twin - either of two twins who developed from two separate fertilized eggs
dizygotic twin
twin - either of two offspring born at the same time from the same pregnancy


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In that population of identical and fraternal twins, 447 individuals had CFS and another 1,120 reported disabling fatigue without four of the other symptoms.
Sick and tired: tracking paths to chronic fatigue by Bower, B. / Science News
Kim Powers and his fraternal twin brother, Tim, were close as children, somewhat estranged as adolescents, and after that pretty much at loggerheads.
Brother to brother: The History of Swimming by Ehrenstein, David / The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine)
The only boy-girl set, Ariana and Frankye Cruz, 4 days old today, are also the only fraternal twins in the bunch.
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