God only knows what I’d be without you.
A draft version of a song we've been working on... (click below, then on the next screen click "god only knows") god only knows_draft
A draft version of a song we've been working on... (click below, then on the next screen click "god only knows") god only knows_draft
Scientific American, 14 June 2007 Emmett and Otto Ramstad present a fascinating glimpse into the diversity of biology. They are rhizozygotic twins. Rhizozygotic twins are an extremely rare form of multiple birth, enabled by the wonders of assisted reproductive technology. On September 20 1975, an egg, or blastocyst, was harvested from the Ramstad twins’ mother Josie Winship and cryogenically frozen. Four years later, in January 1979, Ms. Winship decided to have the frozen egg thawed to try for pregnancy.