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To which bone are the ribs ventrally attached to?

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**Step-by-Step Solution:** 1. **Understanding Ribs Attachment**: Ribs are bones that form the rib cage, providing protection to the thoracic cavity and supporting the upper body. 2. **Identifying Ventral Attachment**: The term "ventrally" refers to the front side of the body. In the context of ribs, we need to identify which bone they attach to at the front. 3. **Ribs' Posterior Attachment**: While considering the ribs, it is important to note that they attach to the vertebrae at the back (posteriorly). However, the question specifically asks about the ventral attachment. ...
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