Notable People Believed To Have Primordial Dwarfism
- Charlotte Garside - world's smallest girl
- Nelson de la Rosa - late actor linked to US baseball team the Boston Red Sox.
- Lucia Zarate - first person identified to have MOPD II.
- Weng Weng - late Filipino actor and martial artist
- Aditya Dev - world's smallest bodybuilder
- Gul Mohammed - former smallest man of all-time
- He Pingping - world's shortest man until his death in 2010
- Khagendra Thapa Magar - world's shortest man from his 18th birthday on 14 October 2010
- Chandra Bahadur Dangi - current smallest man of all-time
- Sienna Bernal - part of a set of twins with her sister is a normal height
- Junrey Balawing
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