The atlas is the: A) first thoracic vertebra B) first cervical vertebra C) first lumbar vertebra D) last thoracic vertebra

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The atlas is the: A) first thoracic vertebra B) first cervical vertebra C) first lumbar vertebra D) last thoracic vertebra

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I would say choice B.

Scott Sz answered Jun 21, 2019

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I'm going to guess it's going to be "B"

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