This seems to be incredibly rare...does anybody else have more?



Instead of being merged somewhere on the body with two heads, it's one head with a body that splits into two somewhere below the head or at least below eye-level (assuming that the head/eyes are located above where the body-split occurs).

Technically humantaurs would probably qualify, but they're common enough that I would prefer to exclude them.

And to clarify, the two (or more) bodies after the split don't even have to be identical or anything - that just happens to be the case in the 4 examples I'm posting.