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Title: How can I differentiate the cervical vertebra from the thoracic ones? Post by: fish44447 on Jan 20, 2014 How can I differentiate the cervical vertebra from the thoracic ones?
Title: How can I differentiate the cervical vertebra from the thoracic ones? Post by: tqwolfork on Jan 20, 2014 Cervicle vertabrae have the vertebral foramen. They are the only vertebrae with this characteristic. The vertebral bodies are also much smaller in the cervis when compared to the thoracis.
Title: How can I differentiate the cervical vertebra from the thoracic ones? Post by: miao23 on Jan 20, 2014 cervical vertebrae have foramens on either side of the centrum and are located in the neck region of vertebrates
thoracic vertebrae have very long spinous processes and are located where the ribcage is i recommend looking at a picture of them, it'll help because they do look very different Title: How can I differentiate the cervical vertebra from the thoracic ones? Post by: Floyd on Jan 20, 2014 The way I used to differentiate the cervical vertebrae from the thoracic vertebrae was pretty simple. To me, the thoracic vertebrae looks like chicken feet, as it has three processes including the spinous process. Also, the cervical vertebrae has the bifid tip on the spinous process and thats one way you can distinguish between the C's and T's.
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