Identical twins separated at birth and raised in completely different cultures would be most likely to have similar
A) epigenetic marks.
B) religious beliefs.
C) temperaments.
D) political views.

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While epigenetic marks may be influenced by environmental factors, they can also change throughout an individual's life, making it less likely for identical twins raised in different environments to have similar marks. Religious beliefs and political views are heavily influenced by cultural and familial factors, so it is unlikely for separated twins to have similar beliefs. However, temperaments have been shown to have a stronger genetic basis and are less influenced by environmental factors, making it more likely for separated identical twins to have similar temperaments.

Identical Twins Separated at Birth and Raised in Completely Different