what are the differences between a male and female pelvis
There are many characteristics that distinguish a male pelvis from a female pelvis. The male pelvis bone is heavier, taller, and much thicker compared to a female pelvis that is thinner and denser. The pelvis is composed of two fused hip bones also known as the coxal bones, the coccyx and sacrum.The hip bones are composed of 3 bones: the illium, the pubis, and the ischium.he pubic arch is the defining characteristic between the two pelvises. In a male pelvis, it is v-shaped while in the female the pubic arch is wider. The distal part of the spine is the sacrum and coccyx.