The picture shows a man with books on his head. The weight of the books is carried by these bones. List 1. the skull bone that transfers the book's weight to the vertebrae, 2. the four regions of the spine that will transfer the weight to the pelvic girdle (in order from superior to inferior). 3. joint that transfers the weight of the books from the vertebral column to the pelvic girdle,

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