Monozygotic & Dizygotic

I was doing my assigments & it involved tonnes of readings to do.

Not read magazines or newspapers but articles. JOURNAL ARTICLES. Basically papers & studies that report pple's research & findings.

Usually the older articles, like in the 70s, 80s or even early 90s, are harder to read than the ocntemporary ones, where there involved more profound words? I got myself an ENCARTA dictionary here, (13bucks only!!) and its been my best friend. Any words that i am remotely unsure, i check it up. And its such a cool dictionary that it actually lets u find a "wrong" word - and then tell u its wrong - and directs u to the right word. Isnt that amazing?

For eg: i wanna find "NECCESSARY". But i tot its spelt as "NECEESARY". So if u find, necessary, they will tell u that its wrong. I think my dictionary is so cool. :)



Anyway, stop the digression. I found this word: MONOZYGOTIC TWINS. And then the next word, DIZYGOTIC TWINS. When i checked it up, monozygotic twins hatch from the same egg? Whereas dizygotic hatch from 2 separate eggs.

NOW I FUCKING CANNOT UNDERSTAND.

i nv took biology so pardon me for being kuku.

But seriously...both are twins, to me, thats all. I dun care whether they hatch from the same egg??? What difference does it make anyway?

So if u hatch from 2 different eggs, u are still considered twins, as long as u hatch as the same time? Is that what it means?

Im hopeless in science.



and maths.



Which is why im into communication.



THANK GAWD.