And so the battle of nature vs. nurture continues. I think we'll learn in the future that there are a lot of little things that will be controlled by genes, and we'll find there are big things that aren't. And maybe we'll discover how to keep another Kayla Rolland from becoming another victim. I am doing a project in Creative Script Writing about this topic. I have found some very interesting and controversial information on twins raised in different households are actually more alike than expected.
Identical twins have twice the chance of being the same as fraternal twins.
I'm a molecular and cellular biology junior at the University of Arizona researching a specific aspect involving the nature vs. nurture debate. The information in your article was very helpful. Must be a pretty cool school. Keep up the good work. I enjoyed reading your article.