Match the vertebrae listed in column B with the features in column A.Column A                                                             Column B(1) no spinous process                                      (a) atlas only(2) transverse foramen                                      (b) axis only(3) superior articular facets                               (c) cervical vertebrae(4) dens process                                                (d) thoracic vertebrae(5) transverse costal facets                                (e) lumbar vertebrae(6) kidney-shaped body                                    (f) all vertebrae(7) forked spinous process(8) circular vertebral foramen(9) transverse process(10) articular facets directed medially/laterally

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