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The Pelvic Girdle

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An anatomical illustration of the lateral view of the right coxal bone. Labeled features include the anterior and posterior aspects, ischial spine, lesser sciatic notch, ischial tuberosity, and ischial ramus, all connected by dashed lines to their respective anatomical location on the bone. The text "Lateral Right Coxal Bone," appears at the bottom.

Illium

An anterior view of the pelvic girdle is displayed as an anatomical illustration. The bone structure is labeled "Anterior Pelvic Girdle", with dotted lines pointing to parts such as the "Acetabulum", "Obturator foramen", and "Inferior Pubic Ramus". The illustration aims to highlight these specific regions of the pelvic bone structure for educational or reference purposes.

Ischium

Pubis

Illustration of the sacrum and coccyx from a posterior view. The sacral foramina, a series of holes on each side of the sacrum, are indicated by black dots and lines leading to the label "Sacral Foramina." The bone is a beige color.

Sacrum

Posterior view of a fully articulated pelvic girdle. The sacrum is visible with the Median Sacral Crest labeled by an arrow pointing toward the base of the spine. The rest of the pelvic bone is light beige and the sacrum has four holes.

Coccyx

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