The Apendicular Skeleton: Hips, Sacrum, Pelvis and More!

Hips are part of the larger pelvic girdle that consists of innominate bones, a pair of pelvic bones, hip bones and a pair of bones called the coxae. All these bones articulate with one another on their anterior phases and posteriorly the articulate with the sacrum. A combination of the pelvic girdle, the coccyx, and the sacrum form the pelvic which is for structural support, housing accessory organs.
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