Can conjoined twins be different genders?

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mrbuddhafreak

No, conjoined twins are from the incomplete split of a fertilized ovum. They will always be identical and as such of the same gender.

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Kornflapper

No, by definition they develop from non-fully split halves of the same egg.

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