Clones | i-Science

Duration: 3'34''

Synopsis

Daphne and Barbara are so similar because they are clones, two people who have exactly the same genetic makeup. When their mother was pregnant, her fertilised egg split into two, creating two identical cells that grew into Daphne and Barbara.

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