Talk:Cervical vertebrae

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[edit] Previously uncategorized comments

I've added this category to hold the previously unattributed and uncategorized comments on this talk page. The text below (preceding the next header) was present on the original page. James A. Stewart 23:48, 4 October 2007 (UTC)

ailments of cervical vertebrae

is this page geared towards humans only, or also animals?

The derivation of the dens or odontoid process is "tooth." I'm not sure what language it's from, though. Also, the dens is what forms the pivot. This is not really made clear in the article.

[edit] Recent vandalism

There has been recurrent vandalism of this page by 24.35.76.223. I've reverted it again, but the page may need to be locked. James A. Stewart 00:20, 2 October 2007 (UTC)

Vandalism was corrected again on 2008-05-28 reverted to James A. Stewart's page