Study of Idiosyncratic Manifestations in Monozygotic Twins`

　　Harvard University Faculty of Science and Medicine, 1998

　　Figure 4.1

　　Subject Names [birth order]

　　Ability: Elder

　　(observations/notes)

　　Ability: Junior

　　(observations/notes)

　　T. Tong

　　I. Tong

　　Enhanced hearing (subject congenitally blind)

　　Enhanced sight (subject congenitally deaf)

　　S. Clark

　　A. Clark

　　Absorb electricity (no detriment)

　　Create/release electricity (severe lethargy)

　　S. McDonald

　　G. McDonald

　　Intercept and interpret electrical signals (rapid comprehension)

　　Create and send electrical signals (high impact; multiple devices)

　　J. McKinley

　　A. McKinley

　　Telekinesis (high precision)The story has been stolen; if detected on Amazon, report the violation.

　　Spatial awareness, proximate object sense (high precision)

　　P. Holmes

　　M. Holmes

　　Vary skin colouration, patterning, camouflage

　　Vary body shape, physical composition, elasticity

　　J. Roberts

　　D. Roberts

　　Comprehend animals*

　　Command animals (high volume; simultaneous)

　　J. Benedict

　　V. Benedict

　　Size expansion (very large), contract to original

　　Size diminution (very small), expand to original

　　T. Barber

　　R. Barber

　　High physical force output#

　　Specific durability; resist heavy loading.

　　O. Phelps

　　J. Phelps

　　Create fire (high volume; low lethargy)

　　Control fire (high precision; high control)

　　M. Kelly

　　S. Kelly

　　Specific durability; resist change to temperature, pressure

　　Close system sufficiency; input oxygen, nutrients, sustenance not required

　　M. Hermano

　　L. Hermano

　　Control, merge self with plant mass

　　Create, enhance, expand, propagate plant mass

　　Y. Lee

　　X. Lee

　　Superspeed$

　　Thermal and acoustic absorption and release$

　　*Subject exhibits high agitation once removed from beta blockers. Observation ceased due to ethical concerns.

　　#Subject reports feedback pain when exerting superhuman force. Observation ceased due to ethical concerns.

　　$Subject abilities appear linked. Use of ability by elder subject causes contemporaneous energy build-up in junior subject. Continued failure to release energy by junior subject results in injury to elder subject. Observation ceased due to ethical concerns.