A vertebrae with no vertebral body,transverse foramina and a potential bifid process would describe
A)Sacral vertebrae
B)Coccyx vertebrae
C)Cervical vertebrae
D)Lumbar vertebrae
E)Thoracic vertebra

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Cervical vertebrae are the only vertebrae with transverse foramina, which are openings in the transverse processes that allow for the passage of the vertebral artery and other vessels. They also have a potential bifid process, which means the spinous process can be split at the top. Cervical vertebrae do have vertebral bodies, but they are relatively small in size compared to the vertebral bodies of other regions of the spine.

A Vertebrae with No Vertebral Body,transverse Foramina and a Potential