Trabecular Bone Structural Variation in the Proximal Sacrum Among Primates

@article{Russo2018TrabecularBS,
  title={Trabecular Bone Structural Variation in the Proximal Sacrum Among Primates},
  author={G. A. Russo},
  journal={The Anatomical Record},
  year={2018},
  volume={302}
}
  • G. A. Russo
  • Published 2018
  • Biology, Medicine
  • The Anatomical Record
    • The sacrum occupies a functionally important anatomical position as part of the pelvic girdle and vertebral column. Sacral orientation and external morphology in modern humans are distinct from those in other primates and compatible with the demands of habitual bipedal locomotion. Among nonhuman primates, however, how sacral anatomy relates to positional behaviors is less clear. As an alternative to evaluation of the sacrum's external morphology, this study assesses if the sacrum's internal… CONTINUE READING
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