adj.两合子的，两受精卵的

Identical twins, being dizygotic, share only about 50% of their genetic material.
同卵双胞胎（dizygotic）由于来自两个不同的受精卵，他们只共享大约50%的遗传物质。
Dizygotic siblings often have distinct physical characteristics and personalities.
异卵双胞胎（dizygotic）兄弟姐妹通常会有独特的身体特征和个性。
They were surprised to learn that their seemingly identical twins were actually dizygotic.
他们惊讶地发现，那对看似一模一样的双胞胎实际上是异卵双胞胎（dizygotic）。
Dizygotic twins can experience different levels of development due to environmental factors.
因为环境因素，异卵双胞胎（dizygotic）之间的发育程度可能会有所不同。
The dizygotic couple decided to use in vitro fertilization (IVF) to conceive.
这对异卵双胞胎（dizygotic）夫妇选择使用体外受精（IVF）来怀孕。
Researchers compared the cognitive abilities of dizygotic twins who grew up in different households.
研究人员对比了在不同家庭长大的异卵双胞胎（dizygotic）的认知能力。
In contrast to monozygotic twins, dizygotic twins have a higher likelihood of developing unique health issues.
相比同卵双胞胎，异卵双胞胎（dizygotic）更有可能发展出独特的健康问题。
Their parents had no idea they were carrying two dizygotic pregnancies until they gave birth.
在生下孩子之前，他们的父母完全不知道自己怀的是两个异卵双胞胎（dizygotic）。
The study found that dizygotic twins have a lower risk of developing certain mental disorders compared to monozygotic twins.
研究表明，异卵双胞胎（dizygotic）患某些精神障碍的风险低于同卵双胞胎。
Dizygotic twins may have different hobbies and career paths, as their individual experiences shape them differently.
异卵双胞胎（dizygotic）可能有不同的兴趣爱好和职业道路，因为他们的个人经历塑造了他们各自的不同。