Question

How are male and female Pelvis different from each other?

Answer 1

Skeleton is an essential part of the body because it gives the framework that supports the frame and continues its shape. The pelvis is a bony ring observed in the vertebral column and lower limb in the frame. It helps the moveable vertebrae of the vertebral column, and it rests upon the lower limbs.

Complete answer:

Male	Female
1. Males have heart-shaped pelvis inlet and v-formed pubic arch.	1. Womens have an oval-shaped pelvic inlet and wider pubic arch.
2. The bones of the male pelvis are heavier, thicker and stronger.	2. The bones of girl pelvis are lighter and much less dense.
3. They have Less wide pelvis.	3. The pelvis has a shallow pelvic hollow space.
4. Obturator foramen of the male pelvis is round.	4. Obturator foramen is oval.
5. Acetabulum of the male pelvis is larger.	5. The female acetabulum is smaller.
6. The ischial backbone of the male pelvis is projected inward	6. Woman pelvis is projected outward.
7. Iliac spines are not much separated due to less space	7. The anterior iliac spines of girl pelvis are extensively separated, as a result giving the girls the greater prominence of the hips.
8. Male reproductive organs like testicles are not covered via pelvis, as they lie outdoors in the pelvis.	8. Female reproductive parts lie in the pelvis.

Note: The male pelvis is stronger and fabricated from better-defined muscle marking. Hence more potent muscular tissues in males are attached to its markings. The male pelvis is altogether greater massive, and it has greater deep and slim cavities. The woman pelvis is designed for the feature of the baby beginning so that the pelvic cavity is shallow and it has enough area to carry a baby. The outlet of the women’ pelvis is likewise wider than that of men to facilitate vaginal beginning.