coccyges (Meaning)
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coccyges (pl.)
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coccyges Sentence Examples
- In vertebrate anatomy, the coccyges refer to the fused bones at the base of the spine.
- The human coccyges consist of three to five rudimentary vertebrae.
- The coccyges serve as an attachment point for various muscles and ligaments in the pelvic region.
- Injuries to the coccyges can cause significant discomfort and limited mobility.
- The coccyges, often referred to as the tailbone, play a role in supporting the body in a seated position.
- A fall onto the buttocks can result in trauma to the coccyges.
- The coccyges are vestigial structures, remnants of our evolutionary past.
- Coccygeal pain, stemming from the coccyges, can be challenging to treat due to its location.
- Certain yoga poses can help alleviate tension and discomfort in the coccyges.
- The coccyges are often overlooked until they become a source of pain or discomfort.
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In vertebrate anatomy, the coccyges refer to the fused bones at the base of the spine.
The human coccyges consist of three to five rudimentary vertebrae.
The coccyges serve as an attachment point for various muscles and ligaments in the pelvic region.
Injuries to the coccyges can cause significant discomfort and limited mobility.
