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    Vertebrae Increase in Size from the Cervical to the Lumbar
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Vertebrae Increase in Size from the Cervical to the Lumbar

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Vertebrae increase in size from the cervical to the lumbar region due to there being more weight supported by the spine as you move from superior to inferior.

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