Conjoined vs Parasitic Twin Diagram (MC-008)

Diagram: Conjoined vs parasitic. The distinction that decides everything: in conjoined twinning there are two circulations, in heteropagus twinning there is one. The parasite has no pump and is entirely downstream of the autosite's heart.

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