That's not how identical twins are formed. An egg, fertilized from a single sperm, splits into two, creating two people with identical DNA. You're thinking of fraternal twins, where two separate eggs are fertilized by two separate sperm.
wait what
Normal: 1 egg + 1 sperm make 1 person
Identical twins: 1 egg + 1 sperm make 2 person
Fraternal (non identical twins): 2 eggs + 2 sperms make 2 person
I edited my comment with more details at the same time you were responding. Check above.
so i just read the wikipedia article and i don't udnerstand what it says. i'll stick with my missconception xD
he was the second sperm that entered the egg
That's not how identical twins are formed. An egg, fertilized from a single sperm, splits into two, creating two people with identical DNA. You're thinking of fraternal twins, where two separate eggs are fertilized by two separate sperm.
wait what
Normal: 1 egg + 1 sperm make 1 person
Identical twins: 1 egg + 1 sperm make 2 person
Fraternal (non identical twins): 2 eggs + 2 sperms make 2 person
I edited my comment with more details at the same time you were responding. Check above.
so i just read the wikipedia article and i don't udnerstand what it says. i'll stick with my missconception xD
/s obv