No. Anterior means to the front of. The spine is MUCH posterior to the stomach.
The vertebrae are not anterior to the arms; they are medial to the arms.
yes. anterior means in front of.
Yes
Yes.
No, it's cephalic
Compression.
vertebral column
The smallest bone in the vertebral column is C1, also known as the Atlas. Unless you look down to Co4/5 in the coccyx, this whole region is smaller that alot of the individual vertebrae. True, however, the coccygeal bones are fused, and are typically thought of as a single bone.
The closest bone to the midline on the anterior (front) of the body is the sternum, the lower tip of the sternum is called the xyphoid process. Other than that, there really is no bone close to the midline of the body that has an end. On the back (posterior) is the vertebral column, but those bones do not have ends on them.
The top 5 major bones are the:The Cranium (skull)The mandible (lower jaw)Vertebral column (spine)Sternum (breast bone)Ribs
Skull.Backbone ( vertebral column).Breast bone ( sternum ).Ribs.
vertebrae
The vertebral column.
vertebral column
Generally speaking the intestines are either ventral (quadrapeds) or anterior (bipeds) to the vertebral column. "Dorsal" refers to something on the back of the animal or toward the back of the animal. You can feel the spinous processes of the vertebral column on most domestic mammals, such as a cat or even a human. There is no room between those bone bumps and the skin for the intestines to hide. "Ventral" and "Anterior" refer to something toward the belly of the animal. Intestines are close to the belly.
vertebral column
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The vertebral column.
Compression.
sacrum
vertebral column
There are 120 bones in a chicken (206 in a human) and the breast bone is the largest bone. Though the types of bone are the same as in a human, there are fewer bones in the vertebral column and the ribcage, and the wrist/hand and ankle/foot bones are fewer and different in placement and length.There are 120 bones in a chicken (206 in a human) and the breast bone is the largest bone. Though the types of bone are the same as in a human, there are fewer bones in the vertebral column and the ribcage, and the wrist/hand and ankle/foot bones are fewer and different in placement and length.