Vajrayogini Dancing Confusions

Vajrayogini in a dancing posture and Vajravarahi in a dancing posture are identical in appearance, posture, color, and demeanor except for one small characteristic. Vajravarahi has the small head of a sow (pig, boar) depicted either on the right side of the face or on the top of her head with the sow looking upward. Vajrayogini in a dancing posture has no extra sow face or head. Sometimes when placed on the crown of the head the sow face can be hard to see and identify.
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[@profjdurham]

The LACMA Vajravarahi presented quite a puzzle with respect to this ambiguity, when working only with digital images - the sow’s head, as it turns out, is on the reverse of the Densatil, and only visible from there

[@elineeugenie5224]

Sooo... All Vajravarahis are Vajrayoginis but not all Vajrayoginis are Varahis.
Okay!
I'm fascinated

[@jeffwatt5114]

What are your referring to?

[@dracokaiser]

Is akash jogini the same situation with with Vajra yogi & Vajravarahi?

[@michaelmallal9101]

Could Dancing Vagra Yogini have derived from Dancing Ganesha?

[@pakwanlau6016]

Not likely.