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From: Bridget Burger
Date: 11 Oct 2005
Time: 01:22:19 -0500
Remote Name: 24.180.129.24
You said with identical twins you're finding it more likely to be found that both stutter then with the fraternal twins whose genes are only 50 percent alike. I am wondering if the only chance you have to create the probablilty that stuttering is found in the genes is when you have people with two alike DNA? Is it possible that it won't be as common in complete strangers? unlike when you talked about the inbreeding in Cameroon. So this may not be as likely as thought? hmmm