Studies of Identical Human Twins Have Shown That

question 83

Multiple Choice

Studies of identical human twins have shown that:

• A)they are no more alike than are fraternal twins.
• B)they exhibit vastly different behavioral traits if raised in different environments.
• C)their genes appear to have a great deal of influence on their behavior.
• D)they do not live as long as fraternal twins live.
• E)behavior does not depend on the types of genes present.

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