Twins: And What They Tell Us About Who We Are
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Of the fifty-four twin pregnancies detected in this group between five and six weeks, fifty-one resulted in the birth of singletons and three were spontaneously aborted; the rest had vanished. There were also twenty-six triplet gestations, producing twelve pairs of twins, twelve singletons, and two complete miscarriages; five quadruplet pregnancies, which produced three triplets, two twins, and a singleton; and three quintuplet pregnancies, two of which were deliberately reduced by doctors to a ...set of triplets and a set of twins, but there were three vanished fetuses as well. Two different studies found that the frequency of twins among abortions is three times higher than the frequency of twins at birth.
"People are picking up twin pregnancies the size of garden peas. They're seeing a lot more twins than they ever knew were there," according to Charles E. Boklage, a geneticist at East Carolina University School of Medicine and a well-known maverick in the world of twin biology.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of the fifty-four twin pregnancies detected in this group between five and six weeks, fifty-one resulted in the birth of singletons and three were spontaneously aborted; the rest had vanished. There were also twenty-six triplet gestations, producing twelve pairs of twins, twelve singletons, and two complete miscarriages; five quadruplet pregnancies, which produced three triplets, two twins, and a singleton; and three quintuplet pregnancies, two of which were deliberately reduced by doctors to a ...set of triplets and a set of twins, but there were three vanished fetuses as well. Two different studies found that the frequency of twins among abortions is three times higher than the frequency of twins at birth.
"People are picking up twin pregnancies the size of garden peas. They're seeing a lot more twins than they ever knew were there," according to Charles E. Boklage, a geneticist at East Carolina University School of Medicine and a well-known maverick in the world of twin biology.
What to read after Twins: And What They Tell Us About Who We Are?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lawrence Wright to read onlineMoreLess
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