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#186268 01/05/07 06:02 PM
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I was watching TOGOM the other night and I was thinking about the re-generated clones of those gangsters and how the fingerprints from the robbery matched those of their original counterparts. Well it's a bit of a problem there because even identical twins despite sharing identical DNA don't share the same fingerprints. So I would love to here how those clones which in a way are like identical twins to the original gangsters would have the same fingerprints. Also Al Capone was famous for the scar he had across his cheek, but unless he had been born with it I see no way how his regenerated self would have ended up with the scar.


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#186269 01/05/07 06:42 PM
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Identical twins are completely different people though, despite their DNA--not clones, who are definitely exact copies of the people they're cloned from (well, except for the frog DNA--although Dr. Hamilton didn't say anything about frog DNA, did he?). I have no trouble believing that clones would have exact finger prints to the originals.

However, I do agree about the scar. That kind of irked me when I watched the episode.


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