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The topmost vertebra in the human spine (C1) is called the “atlas” vertebra—a reference to how the skull rests upon it just like the world rests upon the shoulders of Atlas in Greek mythology.

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January 11, 2023

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The topmost vertebra in the human spine (C1) is called the “atlas” vertebra—a reference to how the skull rests upon it just like the world rests upon the shoulders of Atlas in Greek mythology.

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