lammalian Vertebrae Thoracic vertebrae 22. Neural spine 23. Neural arch Atlas 1. Neural arch 2. Neural canal 3. Centrum 4. Transverse process 5. Atlantal foramen 6. Vertebrarterial canals 26. Diapophysis 27. Prezygapophysis 28. Postzygapophysis 24. Neural canal 25. Centrum 29. Vertebrarterial canals Atlas

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