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The human spine acts like a weight-bearing column. Compare this to the spine of a horse, which acts like an elastic suspension bridge. Which organism would you predict to experience more back pain and why?
◦ the human, because the human spine has longer neurons
◦ the horse, because its spine is less evolutionarily advanced
◦ the human, because in order to walk upright, the human spine must be compressed
◦ the horse, because its spine supports more organ systems than a human's spine supports
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Reply #1 on: Jul 15, 2019
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