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Kép: Mandatory Credit: Photo by Manchester Evening News / Rex Features ( 762407D ) Olivia (left), Gabriella and Alessia (right), Meet the identical Testa triplets - the 200 million-to-one tots.{br}Their mum, midwife Carmela Testa, was stunned after having an extraordinary delivery of her own. Her triple bundles of joy have defied incredible odds to be born, because, amazingly, they are completely identical. Giving birth to naturally-conceived identical triplets is so rare, some experts have said it might happen in just one in 200 million cases The 200 million-to-one identical triplets, Peterborough, Britain - Apr 2008 MEET THE TWO MILLION-TO-ONE IDENTICAL TRIPLETS They are the 200 million-to-one babies - identical triplets who were conceived naturally. Tiny tots Gabriella, Alessia and Olivia Testa were born seven weeks premature at Peterborough Maternity Unit in Cambridgeshire, but all three are now thriving at home. This instant family has proven quite a shock to stunned parents Carmela, 23, who is actually a midwife, and fiancé Richard, 22, but the pair are over the moon with their 'tiny miracles. Giving birth to naturally-conceived identical triplets is so rare that some experts have said it might happen in just one in 200 million cases. The blonde-haired, blue eyed Testa triplets were born by emergency Caesarean in January after Carmela developed high blood pressure. They then spent the next three weeks in incubators before they could be taken home. Carmela comments: "I found out at my 12-week scan I was having triplets. "I knew they would be identical because there was just one placenta, so they were from the same egg. "I was very shocked. They weren't planned. They were born on January 9, two days after my birthday so they were a lovely present. "We've got twins on both sides of the family, but not triplets." She added: "I'm quite small - only 5ft - s... For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/RLQEPRPH, Fotó: Manchester Evening News / Rex Fe