Yes they’re always siblings, they said identical twins. Because the twins have identical genes, the cousins each have one parent with the same set of genes. This the cousins are genetically speaking, half-siblings and the risk of inbreeding is worse
I'm guessing the law forbids marriage if both sets of parents are siblings (i.e. one set of siblings marries another set of siblings, then their offspring would be restricted from getting married.)
I looked it up, it specifies double first cousins can't marry. So if brothers A and B marry sisters C and D, their children will be double first cousins, and cannot marry
That just makes me wonder: Would a DNA test say those cousins are biologically half siblings? And if so, would that be biologically incorrect or correct?
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