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Diagram of a human spine, labeled with anatomical features. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Illustration of the human vertebral column with key features labeled. The spine is Royalty Free Stock Photo

Stylized anatomical diagram of the human Royalty Free Stock Photo

An anatomical diagram of the human sacrum and coccyx bones. Royalty Free Stock Photo

An anatomical diagram of the scapula, a human shoulder bone. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Illustration of a human spinal column with labeled regions: cervical, thoracic, lumbar, Royalty Free Stock Photo

Labeled diagram of human spine showing kyphotic curve and intervertebral discs Royalty Free Stock Photo

Diagram of a human spine, labeled with anatomical features.

Diagram of the human rib cage, Royalty Free Stock Photo

Diagram of a human scapula bone, Royalty Free Stock Photo

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An anatomical illustration of the human scapula and clavicle, Royalty Free Stock Photo

Anatomical illustration of the human pelvis, Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Diagram of the human vertebral column showing its sections: Royalty Free Stock Photo

Diagram of a human spine, labeled with anatomical features. Starting from the top: cervical lordosis and vertebrae (C1-C7), followed by thoracic kyphosis and vertebrae (T1-T12). The lumbar region includes lumbar lordosis and vertebrae (L1-L5). Sacral kyphosis and the sacrum are at the base, with the pelvis shown below. The spine's natural curves are highlighted, with blue representing intervertebral discs and red indicating areas of curvature. This depiction is crucial for understanding spinal anatomy and function.