Mammalian Vertebrae Atlas 1. Neural arch 4. Transverse process 5. Atlantal foramen 2. Neural canal 3. Centrum 6. Vertebrarterial canals Atlas Dorsal view Posterior view Аxis 7. Neural spine 11. Postzygapophysis 12. Vertebrarterial canals 8. Neural arch 9. Neural canal 10. Centrum 13. Odontoid process Lateral view Posterior view Cervical vertebrae 14. Neural spine 15. Neural arch 18. Pleurapophysis 19. Prezygapophysis 20. Postzygapophysis 16. Neural canal 17. Centrum 21. Vertebrarterial canals Lateral view Posterior view

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