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How do scientists know whether skeletal remains are male or female?

If the pelvic bone is present there is a difference between the male and female pelvic bone. The female is wider on the inside to account for birthing a baby through. Answer Also, if the skull is present, the brow on the male is typically more pronounced and thick. The lateral flare of the ramus portion of the mandible is also more pronounced in males than in females.


What is the normal width of base of support in males and females?

The normal width of the base of support in males is typically around 2-4 inches wider than females due to differences in hip width and pelvic structure. Males tend to have a broader base of support to provide greater stability and balance.


How is the sciatic notch used to determine gender?

The sciatic notch, the space between the ischial spine and ischial tuberosity in the pelvis, can be used to determine gender by its width and angle. In general, males tend to have narrower and deeper sciatic notches compared to females, whose notches are wider and more shallow. This difference is due to variations in pelvic shape and is used in biological anthropology and forensic science to assess gender in skeletal remains.


How do you measure a vagina?

you dont?... there are no measures indicating whether its bigger than someone elses


What are birthing hips?

"Birthing hips" is a colloquial term used to describe hips that are wider or more rounded, which some people believe may make childbirth easier. However, there is no scientific evidence to support the idea that hip width affects the ease of giving birth. Each person's body is unique, and factors such as pelvic shape, baby's position, and medical care during labor play a more significant role in the birthing experience.

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