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This is for stupefed your so stupid stop acting like you know everything when you dont know anything your lack of knowledge of basic anatomy is appalling and disheartening it is too possible, it's very unlikely but it is still possible.

HAHA this is funny... i was in advanced biology where we learned about this actually... it happens that dogs sometimes will have a litter of puppies from different donors because they release eggs at random throughout heat. Though humans do NOT do this typically sometimes it DOES happen... The absolute fartherst apart twins can be is 6 weeks... because in some women (yes rare) they really do get a period the first month because their hormones are not as high maybe they ovulate late so their body just hasn't caught up whatever. So the idea is that a woman conceives one baby at 2 weeks... at 4 weeks her body mistakenly has a period and carries on to ovulate again 2 weeks later. 6 weeks apart... other than that it can be two eggs from the same cycle just days apart... thats actually quite common with fraternal twins. I can't believe how intense this debate has been since you can really look it up... oh and the mucus plug does NOT form right away to let everyone know... the cervix closes of when the body realizes it's pregnant... if it hasn't realized yet... the cervix would not be closed... mucus plug or not! Judge my knowledge i don't care :) I just think this explains why sometimes people have missed twins... maybe the other one was conceived later and was undetectable at the time... who knows but it is interesting to think about! GOODNIGHT everyone... thats enough knowledge gabbing for one evening :)

Oh and please don't call me stupid... i just might cry... i'm simply bored!

I've never read where superfetation happened while a woman was already pregnant for three months. However, it is possilbe: Less than a dozen cases have been reported in humans. Superfetation (also spelt superfoetation - see fetus) is the formation of a fetus from a different menstrual cycle while another embryo is already present in the uterus. When there are two separate instances of fertilisation during the same cycle, it is known as superfecundation.

Superfetation is claimed to be common in some species of animals, but is extremely rare in humans. It can occur only where there are two uteri, or where the menstrual cycle continues through pregnancy. The risk with superfetation is that the second baby is often born prematurely, which can increase its odds of experiencing lung development problems.[1]

The latest case, the babies haven't been born yet. But one is due in December and the other in January. Google Juli Governburg.

Sorry, I mispelled her name. Julie Grovernburg.