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Axis (C2): superior projection from the body called the dens Atlas (C1): no body, almost absent spinous process The thoracic vertebrae have specialized structures for their articulations with the ribs: transverse costal facets on the anterior transverse process and superior and inferior costal facets (or demifacets) on the body. The thoracic vertebral facets, like many other articular surfaces of bones, are smooth and flat so that as the joint moves the two bones can easily den Axis glide past each other as we breathe. A rough surface would result in friction between the bones, which is painful when movement occurs. The sacrum has lateral articular surfaces that form the joints between the vertebral column and the os coxae of the pelvic girdle: the sacral auricular surfaces. This is a joint that needs stability, not mobility, so to prevent movement it has a rough surface that creates some interlocking and increases points of contact and friction. Color and label the unique regional features on the following vertebrae (where seen). H

Axis (C2): superior projection from the body called the dens Atlas (C1): no body, almost absent spinous process The thoracic vertebrae have specialized structures for their articulations with the ribs: transverse costal facets on the anterior transverse process and superior and inferior costal facets (or demifacets) on the body. The thoracic vertebral facets, like many other articular surfaces of bones, are smooth and flat so that as the joint moves the two bones can easily den Axis glide past each other as we breathe. A rough surface would result in friction between the bones, which is painful when movement occurs. The sacrum has lateral articular surfaces that form the joints between the vertebral column and the os coxae of the pelvic girdle: the sacral auricular surfaces. This is a joint that needs stability, not mobility, so to prevent movement it has a rough surface that creates some interlocking and increases points of contact and friction. Color and label the unique regional features on the following vertebrae (where seen). H

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
11th Edition
ISBN:9780134580999
Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
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Axis (C2): superior projection from the body called the dens Atlas (C1): no body, almost absent spinous process The thoracic vertebrae have specialized structures for their articulations with the ribs: transverse costal facets on the anterior transverse process and superior and inferior costal facets (or demifacets) on the body. The thoracic vertebral facets, like many other articular surfaces of bones, are smooth and flat so that as the joint moves the two bones can easily den Axis glide past each other as we breathe. A rough surface would result in friction between the bones, which is painful when movement occurs. The sacrum has lateral articular surfaces that form the joints between the vertebral column and the os coxae of the pelvic girdle: the sacral auricular surfaces. This is a joint that needs stability, not mobility, so to prevent movement it has a rough surface that creates some interlocking and increases points of contact and friction. Color and label the unique regional features on the following vertebrae (where seen). H
Transcribed Image Text:Axis (C2): superior projection from the body called the dens Atlas (C1): no body, almost absent spinous process The thoracic vertebrae have specialized structures for their articulations with the ribs: transverse costal facets on the anterior transverse process and superior and inferior costal facets (or demifacets) on the body. The thoracic vertebral facets, like many other articular surfaces of bones, are smooth and flat so that as the joint moves the two bones can easily den Axis glide past each other as we breathe. A rough surface would result in friction between the bones, which is painful when movement occurs. The sacrum has lateral articular surfaces that form the joints between the vertebral column and the os coxae of the pelvic girdle: the sacral auricular surfaces. This is a joint that needs stability, not mobility, so to prevent movement it has a rough surface that creates some interlocking and increases points of contact and friction. Color and label the unique regional features on the following vertebrae (where seen). H
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