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The spine protects the central nervous system. It encases and protects the spinal cords and the multitude of nerve roots within it. Other than providing structural support and movement capability to the torso, it's only purpose is the protection of those very delicate parts of the nervous system which must connect the extremities of the human body (such as your legs) to the brain.

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Your backbone, or your spine, protects the bundle of nerves that run through the center of the discs that make up your spine. These nerves branch off through most of your body, controlling most of the vital parts of your body. This is why when someone breaks their back, they can quite possibly lose the use of their legs, due to damage done to the nerves.

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12y ago

ha a back-BONE we would be all flip floppity and that's not goood imagine a snake u would be like him because in the long run he has no back bone to keep him stable

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your back bone is a bone that runs down your back .It has a pattern of bone ,plate ,bone ,plate .....so you can move and bend your back.And if i recall correctly the ribs are connected to it.

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your backbone is made up of vertebrae

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vertebrae

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