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Choose the wrong match.

A

Cervical - 7 vertebrae

B

Lumbar - 5 vertebrae

C

Thoracic - 12 vertebrae

D

Sacrum - 4 fused vertebrae

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To solve the question "Choose the wrong match," we need to analyze each option provided and determine which one contains incorrect information regarding the vertebral regions. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Option 1: Cervical Vertebrae** - The cervical region refers to the neck area of the spine. - It consists of **seven cervical vertebrae** labeled C1 to C7. - This option is correct. 2. **Option 2: Lumbar Vertebrae** - The lumbar region is located in the lower back. - It comprises **five lumbar vertebrae** labeled L1 to L5. - This option is also correct. 3. **Option 3: Thoracic Vertebrae** - The thoracic region is the mid-back area. - It consists of **twelve thoracic vertebrae** labeled T1 to T12. - This option is correct as well. 4. **Option 4: Sacrum** - The sacrum is located at the base of the spine and connects the spine to the hips. - It consists of **five fused sacral bones**. - However, the option incorrectly states that the sacrum consists of "four fused vertebrae." - This option is incorrect. ### Conclusion: The wrong match is found in **Option 4**, which incorrectly states that the sacrum consists of four fused vertebrae instead of five. ### Final Answer: **Option 4 is the wrong match.** ---
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