Conjoined Twins

Key Question: How are they formed?

a single fertilized egg fails to fully separate during development, and instead
begins to divide into two embryos, but they do not fully split apart.
Gender Options
Boy, Boy
Girl, Girl
Girl, Boy
What kind of characteristics do they have?
They have similar characteristics. This is because conjoined twins have similar
characteristics because they develop from a single fertilized egg that fails to
fully separate during early development. As a result, the two embryos remain
physically connected, and their shared blood supply and tissue often cause
them to develop similar physical features, organs, and developmental
challenges.