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The horse's spine is made up of several regions: the cervical (neck), thoracic (back), lumbar (lower back), sacral (pelvic), and caudal (tail) vertebrae. In total, a horse typically has about 54 to 56 vertebrae, depending on the individual. The thoracic region, which supports the ribcage, is particularly important for movement and balance. Each region has a specific function that contributes to the horse's overall mobility and strength.
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Why is the spine of horses spine less curved?
Because it depends on the person if they are morbidly obese the horses spine will be more curved
Why are horses vertabrates?
Because any animal that is a vertebrate has a spine :)
What is the back bone of a book called?
back bone spine
What are the individual bones called in the spine?
The individual bones of the spine are called Hyoid.
What is a Doctor Who works on the spine called?
a spine doctor.
What is it called when ponies hurt there spine?
That they have hurt their spine
What is the spine of a book called?
The spine of a book is called the backbone. It is the part of the book that faces outward when placed on a shelf and typically displays the title, author, and publisher.
DO horses have a vertebrate?
A horse is a vertebrate because a vertebrate means an animal with a backbone. Horses have backbones.
What is the difference between a horses backbone and a sharks?
well the main difference is that a horses spine is made of bone while a sharks is made of cartilage.
What is each unit of a backbone called?
your spine
What is the side of a book called?
It is called the spine>
What is called a backbone?
Spine
