What is the flat bone between the transverse and spinous processes that forms the vertebral arch?
A) superior articular process
B) pedicle
C) inferior vertebral notch
D) lamina

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The lamina is the flat bone between the transverse and spinous processes that forms the vertebral arch. The superior articular process and the pedicle are also parts of the vertebral arch, but they do not fit the description of a flat bone between the transverse and spinous processes. The inferior vertebral notch is a depression on the inferior surface of a vertebra, but not a part of the vertebral arch.

What Is the Flat Bone Between the Transverse and Spinous