IN the course of an investigation of twins a pair was discovered one of whom showed features of acromegaly while the other did not. They proved to be uniovular twins, and since they now differed so remarkably in stature and general configuration they were regarded as offering valuable and exception- ally rare material for the study of whatever hereditary factors may be concerned in acromegaly.
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A A M Lewis (1934) studied this question.
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