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The human spine is composed of 33 individual vertebrae that run from the base of the skull to the tailbone.vertebrae = bony segments of the spinal column
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While making a tackle, the C3 and C4 vertebrae were compressed into each other.
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Tyrannosaurs should only have thirty-seven vertebrae in the tail. (source)
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But the world needn't be presented with every single one of her vertebrae. (source)
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Her back is long and white and split by the knobs of her vertebrae. (source)
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Naked from the waist up, his vertebrae extruded from his skinny back as he hunched over the desk, working. (source)
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You have a vivid mental picture of the vertebrae snapping apart and the spinal fluid dripping out of them. (source)vertebrae = bony segments of the spinal column
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The cracks from his cervical vertebrae breaking stood out against the complete silence.† (source)
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Or maybe they messed up on the vertebrae and had to reweld it or something.† (source)
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"Or a long tail," I said, looking at the skinny line of vertebrae trailing on the branch.† (source)
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I slashed its neck to the vertebrae.† (source)
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I felt like the vertebrae in my spine were being welded together by a blowtorch.† (source)
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Peter knew it was no coincidence that the spine was made up of exactly thirty-three vertebrae.† (source)
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She picks up part of it, the sharp machine-tooled edges of its vertebrae pinching her gloves.† (source)
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He twisted his head, wincing at the grate of sliding vertebrae.† (source)
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Only the near-solid breaks of bestos, the rocky soil here on the summit plateau, and the hogback ridges running like armor-plated vertebrae northeast from here keep the teslas at bay.† (source)
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