The image shows the last 2 thoracic vertebrae of DOG (T12,T13) in lateral view. Find and label the following: Arch Body Spinous process Caudal articular process  Cranial articular process  Mammillary process Accessory process Fovea of transverse process Cranial costal fovea Lamina Pedicle

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