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Cunningham (1886) was the first to look at the frequency of bifidity of the cervical spinous processes between ancestral groups.
Standardization of Postcranial Nonmetric Traits and Their Utility in Ancestry Analysis
The bifidity of the condylar heads may be seen as a grooving or discrete condyles localized in anteroposterior or mediolateral direction (Sala-Perez et al.).
Multiple Morphological Variations in a Human Mandible/Multiples Variaciones Morfologicas en una Mandibula Humana
Further studies with imaging performed at earlier stages of development of the BMC and comparing the relative evolution of the double heads and ankylosis would shed more light on the role of bifidity of the condyle in progressing into TMJ ankylosis.
Bilateral bifid mandibular condyle with temporo-mandibular joint ankylosis

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