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As you trace a spinal nerve laterally, it divides into dorsal and ventral (rami or roots)?

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As you trace a spinal nerve laterally, it divides into dorsal and ventral (rami or roots)?

As you trace a spinal nerve laterally, it divides into dorsal and ventral (rami or roots)?

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this is what I found on this question i'm working on the same assignment

Divides into dorsal (posterior) ramus and ventral (anterior) Ramus

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HI

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Thanks for that information

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