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For Identical twins,
Number of Concordance cases = 4 + 61 = 65
Concordance rate
Number of Disconcordance Cases = 35
Disconcordance Rate
For Fraternal twins,
Number of Concordance cases = 15 + 75 = 90
Concordance rate
Number of Disconcordance Cases = 10
Disconcordance Rate
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