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A variant would be monocephalous:

1. Having only one head; in botany, bearing a single capitulum or head.
2. Specifically, having the character of a monocephalus.

or monocephalus:

– noun

1. In teratol., a double monster having only one head but two bodies. Also called syncephalus.

See also syncephalus:

– noun

 

1. In teratology, a double monster with more or less fusion of the heads: same as monocephalus.

A variant would be monocephalous:

1. Having only one head; in botany, bearing a single capitulum or head.
2. Specifically, having the character of a monocephalus.

or monocephalus:

– noun

1. In teratol., a double monster having only one head but two bodies. Also called syncephalus.

See also syncephalus:

– noun

1. In teratology, a double monster with more or less fusion of the heads: same as monocephalus.

A variant would be monocephalous:

1. Having only one head; in botany, bearing a single capitulum or head.
2. Specifically, having the character of a monocephalus.

or monocephalus:

  –noun

1. In teratol., a double monster having only one head but two bodies. Also called syncephalus.

See also syncephalus:

  –noun

1. In teratology, a double monster with more or less fusion of the heads: same as monocephalus.

A variant would be monocephalous:

1. Having only one head; in botany, bearing a single capitulum or head.
2. Specifically, having the character of a monocephalus.

or monocephalus:

– noun

1. In teratol., a double monster having only one head but two bodies. Also called syncephalus.

See also syncephalus:

– noun

1. In teratology, a double monster with more or less fusion of the heads: same as monocephalus.

a variant would be monocephalous

1. Having only one head; in botany, bearing a single capitulum or head.
2. Specifically, having the character of a monocephalus.

or monocephalus

  –noun

1. In teratol., a double monster having only one head but two bodies. Also called syncephalus.

see also syncephalus

  –noun

1. In teratology, a double monster with more or less fusion of the heads: same as monocephalus.

A variant would be monocephalous:

1. Having only one head; in botany, bearing a single capitulum or head.
2. Specifically, having the character of a monocephalus.

or monocephalus:

  –noun

1. In teratol., a double monster having only one head but two bodies. Also called syncephalus.

See also syncephalus:

  –noun

1. In teratology, a double monster with more or less fusion of the heads: same as monocephalus.