Pelvis — Free Anatomy Illustration

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Pelvis

Human bony pelvis in frontal (anterior) anatomical view, shown in pale ivory to off-white bone color. The basin-shaped pelvic ring is formed by two paired hip bones joined anteriorly at the pubic symphysis and articulating posteriorly with the central sacrum, often with the coccyx visible inferiorly. Broad laterally flaring iliac wings and prominent iliac crests extend superiorly, acetabular sockets are visible on each side, and large bilateral obturator foramina occupy the lower portion. The curved pelvic brim surrounds the open central pelvic inlet and basin-like cavity, with the ischiopubic ring and inferior pubic arch clearly defined in a clean anatomical style.

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