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    The Ligament That Joins Adjacent Vertebral Bodies Is
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The Ligament That Joins Adjacent Vertebral Bodies Is

Question 36

Question 36

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The ligament that joins adjacent vertebral bodies is:


A) ligamentum flavum
B) radiate ligament
C) supraspinous ligament
D) interspinous ligament
E) anterior longitudinal ligament

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