Question

spotlight figure 8.14: sex differences in the human skeleton 4 parts | 0.75 of 1 point drag the terms to the pelvis that bears the trait listed. drag the appropriate items to their respective bins. show instructions pronounced sacral curvature heart - shaped pelvic inlet anteriorly facing acetabulum smoother appearance narrow male female

Explanation:

In human skeletons, male pelvis often has a more pronounced sacral curvature, narrower shape and anteriorly - facing acetabulum. Female pelvis has a heart - shaped pelvic inlet and a smoother appearance due to adaptations for childbirth.

Answer:

Male: Pronounced sacral curvature, Anteriorly facing acetabulum, Narrow
Female: Heart - shaped pelvic inlet, Smoother appearance