Male Equivalent for "Mound of Venus"

Is there a term for the Y-shaped pelvic lines in males that's equivalent to mound of venus? It's a term specific to female anatomy, and while the old name, pelvic line, was more gender-neutral, it now aliases to mound of venus.

All I can find is pelvic_muscle to describe the male equivalent of mound_of_venus. And yes, I tried the 'mound of Mars', but all I got was 'mount of Mars' which refers to the hand in palmistry.

However, the Latin terms mons_pubis and mons_veneris exist as well, which are interchangeable rather than gender-specific. Mons veneris is just the Latin equivalent of mound of Venus.

Looking up indicates that mons pubis and mons veneris are still primarily used for females. I've also found iliac furrow/athlete's girdle/Apollo's belt, but that refers more to the lines extending from the edges of the hips towards where the mons pubis would be in a man. There's the term mons jovis but it's rarely used so that probably would not be very useful.