The short answer is no. The longer answer is, extremely obese people do gain extra bone mass from carrying the extra baggage. That is not something to strive for. Your bone structure is determined by genetics, Generally you will be similar in shape to your relatives, but not always. Your butt/hips may get wider if you gain weight, but not your boney structure, you are "stuck" with what you have.
Female hip bones are wider. Males have less wider hips. I hope I helped :] Nope that is absolutely correct. Less wider is the key!
Hip bones get widen, bodies become curvier, breasts start to develop, periods start, and you gain more weight.
Men usually have larger skulls then women, also women's hip bones are built wider, to enable procreation. Men usually have larger skulls then women, also women's hip bones are built wider, to enable procreation.
According to the PT the weight is comparable to the human parts removed. There should be no increase in weight . Expect to gain some weight do to lack of exercise.
There is no patron saint of hip bones.
hip bones
The acetabulum is the cavity formed by the hip bones.
The sacrum articulates with the hip bones of the pelvis.
The sacrum articulates with the hip bones of the pelvis.
It depends on how much weight you gain during your pregnancy.
The pubic symphysis, a fibrocartilage pad, joins the hip bones anteriorly.
Adults have one. but it started off as six bones that fuse together.