Males

Similarities

*Pelvic cavity narrower

and less roomier
*Coccyx less movable.
*Sacrum long, narrower
with concavity.
*Pelvis heavy and thick
*Joint surface large.
*Greater pelvis deep.
*Pubic arch less than 900.
*Ischial tuberosity turned
inward.
*Obturator foramen
rounded.
*Pelvic inlet and outlet
smaller.
*Sciatic notch narrow.
*Anterior superior iliac
spines closer.
*In males, the jaw bone is
generally larger and more
pronounced, and the brow
is taller.
* Male skeletons also
generally have longer,
thicker bones in the arms,
legs and fingers
*Males are taller than
females.
*
Males are, on average,
about 10 to 15 percent
larger than females and
tend to have greater upper
body strength.
*males have a heart
shaped pelvic inlet
*Narrow sciatic notch

All humans are born

with a portion of
cartilage in their
bones, which starts
out flexible and
becomes more firm
over time,
They function the
same ways and we all
have the same
hormones there
are no male or
female hormones.
Our brains are the
sam
one of the similarities
of a male and a
female have a private
bone
last similarity a female
and a male are both
living creatures and
they are living bones
Public arch

Female

pelvis are bigger than

the male
Pelvic cavity wider,
deeper.
Coccyx more
movable.
. Sacrum short, wide
nearly flat with
forward curvature in
lower part.
Pelvis light and thin.
. Joint surface small.
Greater pelvis short.
Pubic arch more than
900
. Ischial tuberosity
turned outward.
Obturator foramen
ovale.
Pelvic inlet and outlet
larger.
. Sciatic notch wide.
Anterior superior iliac
spines wide apart.
Female bones
complete their
development around
age 18, while mens
bones continue to
mature until around
age 21
females have a
circular
broader sciatic notch
The angle between
the inferior pubic rami
is acute (70 degrees)
in men, but obtuse
(90-100 degrees) in
women.
-493-The angle
between the inferior
pubic rami is acute
(70 degrees) in men,
but obtuse (90-100
degrees) in women