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An opening in primates skull throught spinal cord passes
GPT 3.5
The opening in the primate's skull through which the spinal cord passes is known as the foramen magnum. It is a large aperture located at the base of the skull, towards the rear. It allows the spinal cord, along with the associated blood vessels and nerves, to pass from the brain to the rest of the body. The foramen magnum serves as a connection point between the central nervous system and the peripheral nervous system, enabling communication and coordination between the brain and the body.