Galatean Twin Epigenics in Phenotypic Variation

Studies have shown that genomes of phenotypically identical species across universes have distinctly different genetic patterns. Studies of different instances of homo sapiens across branes have given conclusive evidence that bone structure differs distinctly between universal hierarchies, most notably beta and galatean levels. Galatean species often have more simplified bone and anatomical structures, often with a higher cartilage mass than in beta levels, giving them increased skeletal flexibility. Galateans often refer to this phenotypic effect as "noodle arm," though the term is often used in beta verses to describe decreased muscle mass rather than increased flexibility.

The subjects in this article of research are two galateans originating from G-versal sector G0618. This pair of identical twins are known by the names Stanford and Stanley Pines, respectively. As you may or may not be aware, sector G0618 is known for an unusual gene sequence in the sector's instance of home sapiens that codes for a differentiation in the number of carpal bones and finger structures per hand. Other genes in the genome may code for when a gene is activated, as some instances of these galateans may grow an extra finger during puberty, though the number of fingers at birth is usually indicative of how many a subject will have throughout life.
With the subjects in question, physical features are relatively similar, but with notable differences, as with most identical twins. Both have identical nasal structure and nearly-identical skull structure, though subject 2B (Stanley) has noticeably wider jaws.

Phenotypic difference study

Subject 1A (Stanford): larger keratin growth on scalp (larger hair volume), higher concentration of pigments (lesser extent of greying) lack of radiation-related lentigo on dermis (most visible in comparison of noses), polydactyly, wider forehead, presence of melanin in stubble, higher IQ, higher personal integrity, scientific interest, curious.

Subject 2B (Stanley): Lack of melanin in stubble (possible lack of stubble), grayer complexion, craftier, lower personal integrity, smaller hair volume, questionable personal hygiene, boxing interest, protective of nephew and niece.

It should be noted that each twin wears a distinctly different model of eyeglasses and both dress very differently from each other.

Environmental factors that may have contributed to methylation and effect on gene expression:

• Stan 2B did poorly in school, and was more likely to daydream during studies. He was also considered to be a scapegoat.
• Stan 1A had plans to attend a high-end engineering school, plans were thwarted due to accidental sabotage by 2B
• 2B was picked on more often in elementary school than 1A for unknown reasons.
• 2B spent most of his young adult life as a con artist, primarily due to being portrayed as the cause of his brother's failures and due to a need for a source of income.
• 1A was extremely hard working, managing to earn a PH.D in college in a single year. He appears to be less affected by stress compared to his brother, though neither seem much affected by it. It is unknown if either is on psychiatric medications for stress.
• 2B appears to have lower self-esteem than 1A