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The differences between male and female ribs primarily relate to size and shape, reflecting broader anatomical variations between the sexes. Here are... more<!-- wp:paragraph -->
The differences between male and female ribs primarily relate to size and shape, reflecting broader anatomical variations between the sexes. Here are the key distinctions:
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Rib Cage Structure
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Size and Volume:
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The male rib cage is generally wider and deeper than that of females. This contributes to a larger thoracic volume, which is about 10% greater in males compared to females of the same height.
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Length of Ribs:
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Research indicates that females tend to have relatively longer ribs in proportion to their axial skeleton compared to males. However, the absolute lengths of... less