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Also known as human back, back of body proper
partie du corps humain située au-dessus du postérieur, depuis le cou jusqu’aux reins
Your back is the rear surface of your body that extends from your neck down to your hips, made up of bones, muscles, and nerves. It matters because it supports your posture, protects your spinal cord, and enables you to move, twist, and bend in daily activities.
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En anatomie, chez les animaux vertébrés parmi lesquels les humains, le dos est la partie du corps consistant en les vertèbres et les côtes. Les dorsaux étaient les muscles les plus sollicités par les singes (déplacement arboricole), c'est pourquoi ce sont encore des muscles puissants et volumineux.
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