Definition: The term "What parent determines twins?" refers to the biological relationship between two or more unrelated adults, where one parent is determined by genetic inheritance. In other words, it's a scientific concept that has been studied for over 50 years. The genetic basis for determining whether an offspring will be a male or female is based on the individual's genetic makeup. Typically, twins are genetically related to each other through identical or fraternal (father and mother) lines. Each parent determines the child in terms of their genes, with one parent controlling which sex they will have. The term "What parent determines twins?" has been used to clarify and refine scientific understanding of genetic inheritance and gender determination. It has helped in identifying and diagnosing genetic disorders that affect male or female development.
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