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Indivisible by Two

Lives of Extraordinary Twins

Nancy L. Segal

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$31.00 • £26.95 • €28.95

ISBN 9780674025707

Publication Date: 09/30/2007

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288 pages

30 halftones

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Nancy L. Segal is Distinguished Professor in Humanities and Social Sciences and Director of the Twin Studies Center at California State University, Fullerton.

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On KPCC’s Brand & Martínez, listen to Nancy Segal contend that twins are not, as commonly supposed, “freaky”
Listen to Segal discuss the results of the Minnesota Twin Study on KPCC’s AirTalk, with WGN Radio’s Mike McConnell, and with 850 KOA’s Mike Rosen
Watch Segal discuss the results of the study on FOX and Friends
Read about twin research and IQ studies in the Wall Street Journal
Read about the special traits of “mirror twins,” a subset of monozygotic twins, in Scientific American
Read a profile of Segal and her life’s work in the Orange County Register
Read Twofold, Segal’s Psychology Today blog about twin studies
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