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SPINAL NERVES
1. Cervical - 8 pairs
2. Thoracic - 12 pairs
3. Lumber - 5 pairs
4. Sacral - 5 pairs
5. Coccygeal - 1 pair
(i) Dorsal branch or Ramus dorsalis
(ii) Ventral branch or Ramus ventralis
(iii) Visceral branch or Ramus communicans
3. Lumber - 7 pairs
4. Sacral - 4 pairs
5. Caudal - 6 pairs
In rabbit caudal nerves combine with filum terminalis to form cauda equina.
Explain the Competitive behaviour of social animal group dominance behaviours removal of individuals to other groups which minimises inbreeding eg lions, apes.
classifying them
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