@asunshinefix@Andrew Clayton In between the first pair of book lungs, take a safety pin or a thumb tack and use either to see if there is a flap present. That flap is the epigastric furrow. If there is a flap, it's a female. If it's just smooth, male.
@Androxian I know this but it’s still tiny and defeats the purpose of this section of the website you could just copy and paste that on every pic on here
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