VII. Annex 1 VII. Annexes Annex 1. Anatomical Sketches The legend for the anatomical sketches contained in Annex 1 is set out below.* (i) Whole body – front (iii) Whole body – side (R) Figure (i) Figure (iii) (ii) Whole body – back (iv) Whole body – side (L) Figure (ii) Figure (iv) R L Figure (v) Figure (vi) (v) Head – front and back (vi) Head – side (L & R) L R Figure (vii) (vii) Hands – back and palm (L & R) (viii) L Figure (viii) Forearms – (R & L) R L R L L R Figure (ix) R Figure (x) (ix) Feet – soles and dorsum (R & L) (x) R Whole body skeleton L L R Figure (xi) Figure (xii) (xi) Skull – front and back (xii) Skull – side (L & R) L R Figure (xiii) (xiii) Figure (xiv) Skull – base and top (xiv) Skull – inside Figure (xvi) Figure (xv) (xv) Genitalia – male** (xvi) Genitalia – female** (xviii) Extended neck – side (L & R) (xx) Spine – three sections Figure (xvii) Figure (xviii) (xvii) Extended neck – front and larynx Figure (xix) (xix) Neck – Section (R & L) 1 1 2 2 6 6 3 3 4 4 5 5 i ii iii iv v 7 vi vi 7 vii 7 viii 8 vii 9 viii 10 ix ix T2 11 x 8 4 xii 5 S1 2 3 4 5 Li 3 4 L1 ii 2 iii 3 iii iv 4 5 iv 6 v 4 v 5 S1 9 2 3 4 5 10 xi 2 Li ii 2 8 12 3 T3 4 5 6 7 11 Coc1 xii 12 T3 Figure (xx) xi 2 3 T1 x L1 T3 C1 7 T1 T2 T2 Ti 3 4 5 6 5 T1 iii iv v vi vii T1 2 Ti ii iii iv v T1 ii 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 vii 2 4 6 7 i C1 ii iii iv v vi 1 3 Figure (xxii) Figure (xxi) (xxi) Brain – surfaces (xxii) Brain – slices C T L L (xxiii) R S midbrain pons low pons medulla Brain – coronal slices R L R L R L R Figure (xxiii) L * The copyright for the sketches and other annexes is held by the Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine in Australia, which has kindly agreed to their reproduction in the Protocol. The contribution of the Institute’s Deputy Director, David Ranson, is also gratefully acknowledged. ** Trans people who have had genital surgery, and intersex people with certain sex characteristic variations, will often have genitals that are not easily categorized into male or female genitalia. The examiner should accurately depict the bodies of trans and intersex persons that do not match typical male or female diagrams. 57

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