A Female Skeleton Anatomy Model is a full-size, 3D representation of the female human skeleton, used in medical training, anatomical education, and clinical demonstration. It highlights the key structural features of the skeletal system, with emphasis on gender-specific anatomical differences, particularly in the pelvis and skull.

 

Key Features:

Anatomically Accurate

Fully assembled adult female skeleton, mounted on a stand (often wheeled)

Shows all 206 bones, with natural surface textures and landmarks

Female-Specific Anatomy

• Pelvis:

  • Wider and shallower pelvic inlet and outlet

  • Greater subpubic angle and flared iliac wings for childbirth representation

• Skull:

  • Slightly rounder forehead

  • Smaller mastoid process and less prominent brow ridges

• Overall bone structure:

  • Slightly slimmer long bones and lighter bone mass

Movable & Detachable Parts

• Articulated joints (shoulders, elbows, hips, knees, and jaw) allow movement

• Some models include removable limbs or skull cap to show internal structures

• Flexible vertebral column versions demonstrate natural spinal curvature

Optional Enhancements

• Color-coded muscle origins and insertions

• Labeled bones with numbering for study

• Spinal nerves, arteries, or intervertebral discs

Material

• Constructed from durable, non-toxic PVC plastic

• Easy to clean, lightweight, and corrosion-resistant

• Mounted on a sturdy base or stand, often with castor wheels