>>13372587Not sure who put that together, but they don't have the rate of two egg twinning, which a scientist would never call "two egg twinning" they would call it dizygotic pregnancy (or in his time, gravidity.) More importantly, the average rate of twinning is not different based upon race, and 8 per 1000 is not the statistical average, not even close. For a healthy 25 year old woman, the rate is about 20 out of 1000 or to put it another way, 1 in 50. The rate is higher for tall women, women recently ceasing birth control, and older women. If a woman is tall and over 40, her odds are about 1 in 25, which is even further from the number laid out there.
I don't care about the racial shit today, just thought I'd point that out.
