the distinct loss of height as one approached ages 50 and 55 is associated with
compression of interverbral muscles
compression of intervetebral ligaments
compression vertebral bones
compression of intervertebral nerves

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the distinct loss of height as one approached ages 50 and 55 is associated with
compression of interverbral muscles
compression of intervetebral ligaments
compression vertebral bones
compression of intervertebral nerves

anonymous · Answer

@Javk

javk · Answer

ok so which ones do you know aren't true?

anonymous · Answer

@Javk  not good at biology, just want to study these self assessment so that i could help my younger sister .. please

anonymous · Answer

i have close to 40 questions on biology and she needs help. please kingly help

anonymous · Answer

@Javk  please help

javk · Answer

ok..well its obviously not muscles or nerves. 

the loss in height is due to the decrease in the disk space between the bones. 
I would go with C, because it is a direct result of thinning of the bones

though perhaps you would be better off waiting for someone else to answer

anonymous · Answer

ok. the next

anonymous · Answer

the number of spinal curves in an average adult human being is
2
3
1
4

javk · Answer

I'm sorry I don't know this anatomy stuff