Due to my source being the evening newspaper, and its
source being New Scientist, many of these details facts
could lack accuracy.
In conciseness, they have found a woman who is a
tetragametric chimera, in regard to she carries two sets of
co-existing DNA in her body. Were-wolf relationship
possibilities? Allegedly there have only been 30 cases
ever recorded.
This is believed to occur from two non-identical twin
embryos that fused into a single person in her mother's
womb. Does this give rise that maybe other species
features could possibly co-exist if introduced at the right
time? Suspect probably not - more likely that you'd end up
with a mutant of varying degrees of disfunctionality.
Though to quote myself, "Anything is possible, probability
will vary".
Scrapper, Black Dragon, who's been quiet in here of late!
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