Indeed - and yet I'd think it's not close at all. I bet there is going to be the same level of variation as compared to relative differences between unrelated humans.
The differences between unrelated newborns would be both genetic & environmental, compared to the identical genetics and nearly identical environments of the twins.
From which point all would begin to diverge further.
No.
Genetic diversity due to isolation of cultures in their environments over the eons has made this impossible.