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Male torso skeleton

Male torso skeleton. The bones of the chest and abdomen surround and protect the organs and provide support for the body. The ribcage (upper frame) encloses the heart and lungs. The pelvis (at bottom) forms the base of the abdominal cavity. The male pelvis is relatively narrower, and the ischia (loops of bone at bottom) meet at a more acute angle than in the female. The structural differences in the female facilitate the passage of a baby during childbirth. For a female torso skeleton, see image P116/486

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Abdomen Abdominal Bones Cavity Chest Ribs Spinal Structural Torso Trunk Pelvis


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This print showcases the intricate details of a male torso skeleton. The bones of the chest and abdomen are prominently displayed, serving as a protective shield for vital organs while providing essential support to the body. At the upper frame lies the ribcage, encasing and safeguarding both the heart and lungs within its sturdy structure. Moving towards the bottom, we encounter the pelvis which forms the foundation of the abdominal cavity. Notably, in comparison to their female counterparts, male pelvises tend to be relatively narrower. This distinction is further emphasized by observing how the ischia - loops of bone at its base - meet at a more acute angle than in females. These structural differences between males and females play a crucial role during childbirth. The unique features found in female torsos facilitate easier passage for babies during delivery due to their wider pelvic shape. The photograph not only highlights these anatomical aspects but also serves as a testament to our fascination with understanding human biology. Its detailed depiction invites us into an exploration of our own bodies' inner workings – from spine to abdomen – revealing just how intricately designed each component truly is. Captured by Science Photo Library, this image offers insight into one aspect of our complex anatomy while leaving room for further contemplation about what lies beneath our skin's surface.

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