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Ribs are long curved bones that form a cage around your chest, protecting vital organs like your lungs and heart while allowing them to expand so you can breathe. In most animals with backbones, ribs play this dual role of defense and support, though in some creatures like snakes they extend further to protect the entire body.
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- Collection of single ribs in the Faculty of Education of Charles University
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Article · 日本語
肋骨(ろっこつ)は、胸部内臓を覆う骨であり、脊椎・胸骨とともに胸郭を形成している。あばら骨とも言い、脊椎から内臓を取り囲む形で付いている。ほとんどの脊椎動物には肋骨があり、外界からの衝撃から内臓を保護する役割を果たしている。
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