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cervical
cervical, thoracic, or lumbar?
atlas
what is the first cervical vertebrae called?
axis
the second cervical vertebrae is called the___
cervical
the head and fossa are most prominent on which type of vertebrae, thoracic, lumbar, or cervical?
short
describe the spinous process of the cervical vertebrae
ruminant
this is the atlas of which type of animal?
atlas
what is the name of this vertebrae?
horse
this is the atlas of a...
equine- 3 pairs of foramen (alar, transverse, lateral)
ruminant- 2 pairs of foramen (alar, transverse)
carnivore- alar NOTCH instead of foramen
explain the differences between the atlas of an equine, ruminant, and carnivore
movement of the head and neck
function of the atlas
occipital condyles of the skull and the axis
the atlas articulates with the...
C
which belongs to a carnivore?
alar notch
what is labeled 2?
axis
this vertebrae is called...
the dens of the axis
what is number 3?
the dens of the axis and the fovea of the dens of the atlas
the axis and atlas articulate at which point?
lateral foramen and tranverse foramen
7 and 8 label the...
carnivore
by looking at the dens, you can tell this axis belongs to a ...
the axis has a much more prominent spinous process
how can you differentiate the spinous processes of the axis and the atlas?
ruminant
in which animal group is the spinous process of the axis not bifurcated?
2
the dens is at which number?
fossa
the red line labels the...
left- ruminant
right- equine
which is ruminant and which is equine?
dens
2 labels the...
3
which is the spinous process?
transverse processes
4 labels the...
cranial articular process
what is 1?
cranial articular process
what is at 4?
3
the spinous process is at which number?
cervical
cervical, thoracic, or lumbar?
transverse process
5 labels the...
head
1 labels the
thoracic
cervical, thoracic, or lumbar?
connect the ribs to the sternum, and transmit weight to the limbs
what is the function of the thoracic vertebrae?
7 in all animals
how many cervical vertebrae are there?
18
how many thoracic vertebrae in a horse?
13
a ruminant has how many thoracic vertebrae?
13
a carnivore has how many thoracic vertebrae?
cervical- 7
thoracic- 18
lumbar- 5/6
number of vertebrae in equine, by section
cervical- 7
thoracic- 13
lumbar- 6
number of vertebrae in ruminant, by section
cervical- 7
thoracic- 13
lumbar- 7
number of vertebrae in carnivore, by section
short
the body of the thoracic vertebrae is..
carnivore
in thoracic vertebrae, the accessory processes only exist in which animal?
thoracic
which vertebrae, lumbar, cervical, or thoracic, have the longest spinous process?
thoracic
lumbar, thoracic, or cervical?
thoracic
lumbar, thoracic, or cervical?
mammalary
which process?
cranially
the mammalary processes point cranially or caudally?
rib insertion
the cranial and caudal costal fovea on the thoracic vertebrae are for...
cranial articular processes
the circles label the
cranial and caudal costal fovea
thoracic vertebrae: 4 and 6 are the
9
where is the cranial articular facet
10
where is the caudal articular facet
4- cranial
5- caudal
locate the cranial and caudal costal fovea
last thoracic and first lumbar vertebrae
the mammalary and accessory processes only exist on which vertebrae?
carnivore, accessory processes
this thoracic vertebrae belongs to a _____ because of its presence of ______
body
1 points to the ____
caudally
the accessory processes point ___
allows transmission of motor impulses
function of the lumbar vertebrae
5/6
how many lumbar vertebrae in a horse?
6
how many lumbar vertebrae in a ruminant?
7
how many lumbar vertebrae in a carnivore?
lumbar
cervical, thoracic, or lumbar?
costiforms
the transverse processes in lumbar vertebrae are called ___
flat, long, wide
describe the appearance of the transverse processes in lumbar vertebrae
sacrum
the last lumbar vertebrae articulates with the ____
the transverse processes point cranially
how can you distinguish carnivore vertebrae?
joined together
in the lumbar vertebrae (except the first two), the mammallary and accessory processes are ___
caudal articular process
in this picture of the thoracic vertebrae, if the left side is cranial, then what is the name of the process at 4?
cranial articular process
in this picture of the thoracic vertebrae, if the left side is cranial, then what is the name of the process at 3?
5- mamillary
6- accessory
in this picture of the thoracic vertebrae, if the left side is cranial, then what is the name of the processes at 5 and 6?
sacrum
this is the ____
the last lumbar vertebrae, the first caudal vertebrae, and the hip bone (ileum)
what 3 bones does the sacrum articulate with?
sacrum
the fusion of the sacral vertebrae creates the____
3
how many sacral vertebrae fuse to form the sacrum of a carnivore?
5
how many sacral vertebrae fuse to form the sacrum of an equine?
4-5
how many sacral vertebrae fuse to form the sacrum of a ruminant?
median sacral crest
in the sacrum, the fusion of the spinous processes create the ___
the median sacral crest, formed by the fusion of the spinous processes
what crest is at #3, and what is it formed by?
intermediate sacral crest, formed by the fusion of the articular processes
what crest is at 4? what is it formed by?
ruminants
the intermediate sacral crest only exists in which animals?
the lateral sacral crest, formed by the fusion of the transverse processes
what crest is at 5? what is it formed by?
1
at what number are the sacral wings?
the articular surface for the ilium
what is at number 2?
dorsal sacral foramina
the circles represent the ____
transverse lines of sacrum
the lines on this pelvic surface represent____
ventral sacral foramina
on the pelvic surface of the sacrum, the circles represent the ____
equine
the only partially fused spinous processes and the triangular wings
you can distinguish this as a ______ sacrum because of ______
ruminant
fully fused spinous processes, rectangular wings, intermediate sacral crest
this sacrum belongs to a _______, because ______
carnivore
thin, fused spinous processes; vertical wings
this is a _____ sacrum, because _____
the sacral wings
at the cranial end, the sacrum articulates with the ileum with which surface?
the cranial articulate process
at the cranial end, the sacrum articulates with the last lumbar vertebrae with which surface?
base
the cranial portion of the sacrum is called the ___
the apex
what is the caudal portion of the sacrum called?
the sternum
what is the ventral bone that the ribs articulate with?
sternebrae joined by cartilage
the sternum is formed by ...
manubrium
the cranial portion of the sternum is called the...
xiphoid process
the caudal portion of the sternum is called the...
a ruminant
7 sternebrae, it is flattened dorsoventrally
what animal does this sternum belong to? why?
carnivore
8 unfused sternebrae in a thin shape
what animal does this sternum belong to? why?