Look up: dizygotic

1. dizygotic
   [adj] - derived from two separately fertilized eggs
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2. dizygotic
   Twins arising as a result of the fertilization of two ova by two spermatozoa and thus genetically non-identical, in contrast to monozygotic twins.
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3. dizygotic
   Relating to twins derived from two separate zygotes, i.e., bearing the same genetic relationship as full sibs but sharing a common intrauterine environment. ... Origin: G. Di-, two, + zygotos, yoked together ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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4. dizygotic
   dizygous adjective derived from two separately fertilized eggs; `dizygotic twins`
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5. dizygotic
   (di″zi-got´ik) pertaining to or derived from two separate zygotes (fertilized ova); said of twins.
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6. dizygotic
   dizygotic, dizygous Pertaining to or derived from two separate zygotes, as dizygotic (fraternal) twins.
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7. dizygotic
   Type: Term Pronunciation: dī′zī-got′ik, dī-zī′gŭs Definitions: 1. Relating to twins derived from two separate zygotes, bearing the same genetic relationship as full sibs but sharing a common intrauterine environment.
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8. Dizygotic
   Derived from two. Dizygotic twins were two separate eggs fertilised by separate sperm.
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