MV Human Male Skull With Teeth Medical Skeletal 3D Cross Section

A male skull exhibits several distinct characteristics that differentiate it from a female skull. Here are some key features:

1. Size and Robustness: Male skulls are generally larger and heavier than female skulls. The bones are thicker, reflecting greater muscle mass.
2. Forehead Shape: Males typically have a lower, more sloping forehead compared to females, whose foreheads are often more vertical.
3. Brow Ridge: Male skulls usually have a more pronounced brow ridge, which is the bony ridge located above the eye sockets.
4. Jaw Structure: The male mandible (jawbone) is typically larger and more robust, with a squarer chin, while female mandibles tend to be smaller and more rounded.
5. Nasal Features: Males often have larger nasal cavities and a more pronounced nasal bridge.
6. Eye Sockets: Male skulls have smaller, squarer eye sockets, whereas female skulls have larger, rounder eye sockets.
7. Muscle Attachment Sites: Areas where muscles attach to the skull, such as the mastoid process and the nuchal crest, are more pronounced in males.

These characteristics can be useful in forensic anthropology and archaeology for determining the sex of skeletal remains.

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