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What are vetebrae?

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Did you mean "vertebrae"?

"A vertebra (plural: vertebrae) an individual bone in the flexible column that defines vertebrate animals, e.g. humans."

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A vertebra is a series of bone in the spinal column (also called spine or backbone, but it is made up of many bones, not one bone.

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