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The length of the spinal cord in adults is ________ inches from the base of the medulla oblongata to the junction between the first (l1) and second (l2) lumbar vertebrae.

The length of the spinal cord in adults is ________ inches from the base of the medulla oblongata to the junction between the first (l1) and second (l2) lumbar vertebrae.
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The length of the spinal cord in adults is ________ inches from the base of the medulla oblongata to the junction between the first (l1) and second (l2) lumbar vertebrae.

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The correct the correct length would be 17-18 inches from the base!
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