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>Do newborns have a standardized brain structure? No. Genetic diversity due to isolation of cultures in their environments over the eons has made this impossi
by fuzzfactor 4y ago
>Do newborns have a standardized brain structure?
No.
Genetic diversity due to isolation of cultures in their environments over the eons has made this impossible.
- WHATDOESIT 4y agoStill - do twins have the same/similar brain structure?
- fuzzfactor 4y agoI would think those are the newborns who start out as close as you can get.
- WHATDOESIT 4y agoIndeed - and yet I'd think it's not close at all. I bet there is going to be the same level of variation as compared to relative differences between unrelated humans.
- fuzzfactor 4y agoI would say it depends on what you call close. The differences between unrelated newborns would be both genetic & environmental, compared to the identical genetics and nearly identical environments of the twins. From which point all would begin to diverge further.