From SM-201 Jump to: navigation, search   Female human buttocks
Bottom commonly refers to the human buttocks, but also has other
uses  The buttocks (anatomical nates, clunium, gluteus, regio
glutealis) are rounded portions of the anatomy located on the
posterior of the pelvic region of the apes, humans and many
other bipeds or quadrupeds.     Some baboons and all gibbons,
though otherwise fur-covered, have characteristic naked
callosities on their buttocks. While women and boys generally
have smooth so-called 'baby-bottoms', adult men have varying
degrees of hairgrowth, as on other parts of their body.   Most
consider well-formed buttocks to be sexually attractive.
However, the definition of "well-formed" is not fixed, as sexual
aesthetics of the buttocks vary considerably from culture to
culture, from one period of fashion to another and even from
person to person.  In ancient astrology], various parts of the
body were associated with signs of the zodiac - e.g. the
buttocks to the Libra, the Balance. Depend