pelvic of horse

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Specific pelvis studies: a horse and a dog.




The pelvis is a difficult structure to simplify and generalize, so I decided to post these two studies I did of a herbivore (horse) pelvis and a carnivore (dog) pelvis. These are much more specific than the previous diagram. The studies are from W. Frank Calderon's Animal Painting and Anatomy.
1. Sacrum.
2. Ilium.
3. Pubis- Together with the ilium, ischium, and sacrum, these form the four major parts of the pelvis. The pubis is the lowermost and innermost part of the pelvis, where the left and right hipbones come together.
4. Ischial arch.
5. Ischial tuberosity- A projecting knob or ridge on the rear end of the pelvis. Its shape varies.
6. Cotyloid cavity.
7. Supra cotyloid crest- A ridge of bone above the cotyloid cavity (supra means "above"). In the dog, it is pretty much continuous with the crest of the ilium.

8 & 9 .
The crest of the ilium. (tuber coxae
and tuber sacrale)