Vertebral formula of Various animal

Vertebral formula of Various animal:


1.Horse:C7T18L6S5Cy15-20
2.Ox:C7T13L6S5Cy18-20
3.Goat:C7T13L6-7S4Cy16-18
4.Dog:C7T13L7S3Cy20-23
5.Pig:C7T14+5L6-7S4Cy20

6.Chicken:C14T7(L+S)14Cy4-9

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