Male or Female?

I think this is a Phoenix roebelenii. I seems happy in it's home if this is any indication. Can anyone confirm please?

Oh sorry, here is the big picture.

NO EXPERT HERE........ But what little i do know my female anything palm "like" to drape or form wide open spaces ready for "planting".... The males form "Cone" shapes. Just like humans.....
What I mean to say alot of it relates to human anatomy.
I could be VERY, VERY, Wrong...... but I would say if that plant has a sex It is Female.

Good Luck,,,,
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Thank you for the input. This is a new palm for me and I've never had any palm happy enough to bloom. (if you don't count washingtonias which seem to bloom if you look cross eyed at them.)

I've got 3 P. roebelenii. One flowers, and I've seen plenty flowering around the place but never looked close up to see the differences between male and female. Mine has never produced seed so I assume male. If you look close you should see an ovary at the base of the flowers if yours is female.

Uh...thank you, but I wouldn't know an ovary from a Phx. R. if it came up and shook my hand...

I'm sure it would tell you if you asked nicely. ;O)

If you google "plant anatomy", or something like that you should come up with something that will give you a clue as to what you've got.

males make pollen, so if these flowers look liket they are pollen - makers, then it's a male (looks like a male to me). Females attempt to make what looks like will turn in to seed, and these do not look like that.