The following statements are correct regarding the thoracic vertebr O. It contains facets for the ribs O. The spine is directed inferiorly The vertebral foramen is located behind the body of the vertebra . It contains a transverse foramen

The following statements are correct regarding the thoracic vertebr O. It contains facets for the ribs O. The spine is directed inferiorly The vertebral foramen is located behind the body of the vertebra . It contains a transverse foramen

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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