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coccyx /coc·cyx/ (kok´siks) tail bone; the small bone caudal to the sacrum, formed by union of three to five rudimentary vertebrae, and forming the caudal extremity of the vertebral column.

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coc·cyx (kksks)

n. pl. coc·cy·ges (kk-sjz, kks-jz)

The small triangular bone located at the base of the spinal column, formed by the fusion of four rudimentary vertebrae, and articulating above with the sacrum. Also called tailbone.

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Coccyx

The last bone of the spinal column, consisting of three to five fused vertebrae that connect with the sacrum, a part of the pelvis.

Mentioned in: Coccyx Injuries

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coccyx

collection of fused coccygeal vertebrae found in humans and apes.