The major function of the body of the vertebra is

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The major function of the body of the vertebra is

The major function of the body of the vertebra is
A) allowing twisting motions.
B) providing support.
C) protection of the spinal cord.
D) transferring weight along the axis of the vertebral column.
E) providing a passageway for nerves.

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