Please help me identify which of the following apply to the specimin I have attached in the images. Please explain the reasons why. Thanks!   -narrow subpubic angle -wide subpubic angle -narrow greater sciatic notch -wider greater sciatic notch -narrower and more curved sacrum (not including coccyx tailbone) -wider and straighter sacrum (not including coccyx tailbone)

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