A study of look-alikes—unrelated people with faces so similar they could pass for identical twins—has found that such pairs share genetic traits.
We’ve all had that feeling: You spot someone, say on the street in a distant city or even another country, who looks eerily like someone you know.
Now, a study of look-alikes—unrelated people with faces so similar they could pass for identical twins—has found thatreports. Scientists studied 32 pairs of individuals with uncannily similar headshots who are part of a long-running project by a Canadian photographer to document these faux twins . The 16 pairs found by computer analysis to have the most similar features
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