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Very frequent multiple births occur naturally in humans under specific biological conditions
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Multiple births, particularly spontaneous dizygotic twinning, occur naturally in humans and are influenced by specific genetic, biological, and demographic conditions such as maternal age and hereditary factors.

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Genome-wide association study meta-analysis of dizygotic twinning illuminates genetic regulation of female fecundity.
2024 · cited by 27
Identifies specific genetic loci (such as FSHB, GNRH1, and FSHR) that regulate natural propensity for spontaneous dizygotic twinning in humans.
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The retrieved papers provide robust genetic and epidemiological evidence demonstrating that frequent multiple births occur naturally in humans and are governed by specific biological factors such as hormonal regulation, maternal age, and genetic loci.

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Trends in Dizygotic and Monozygotic Spontaneous Twin Births During the Period 2007-2017 in Lombardy, Northern Italy: A Population-Based Study.
2022 · cited by 3
Documents baseline rates and demographic patterns of natural spontaneous twin births linked to maternal age and parity in population cohorts.
Twin Births in 42 Sub-Saharan African Countries from 1986 to 2016: Frequency, Trends and Factors of Variation
2025 · cited by 2
Examines high natural twinning rates across sub-Saharan African populations, highlighting significant demographic and ethnic variations.
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