Biology, asked by adrijakar2020, 6 months ago

name the structure of the skull by which the vertebral column is attached to the skull​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:The occipital bone forms the base of the skull at the rear of the cranium. It articulates with the first vertebra of the spinal cord and also contains the foramen magnum, the large opening of the skill through which the spinal cord passes as it enters the vertebral column.

Answered by shreyapatil792
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The occipital bone forms the base of the skull at the rear of the cranium. It articulates with the first vertebra of the spinal cord and also contains the foramen magnum, the large opening of the skill through which the spinal cord passes as it enters the vertebral column.

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