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twinning biparous: producing two offspring at a time
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twinning A system used in training. You pair up two students studying the same course or materials and have them work together on theory and practical drills.
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twinning Two offspring developing with the same maternal parent and born at the same time. Twins can develop from the same zygote (monozygotic or "identical twins") or from separate zygotes (dizygotic or "fraternal twins"). Identical twins share the same genetic heritage whereas fraternal twins are no more or less related than are siblings born at different times. Source : PhRMA Genomics
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twinning Tendency of some crystals to intergrow in a distinct way or form specific, repeated patterns. See penetration twinning, repeated twinning, and contact twinning.
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twinning Development of monozygotic twins, that is, when a very early embryo separates into two pieces, each of which continues development, so that two embryos actually come from one zygote.
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