A cervix or collum is a neck, that is, a narrowed region of an object (such as a body or a body part). In anatomy, various body parts are called necks, with the neck (of the body) and the neck of the uterus (the uterine cervix) being major examples. A list of examples includes:
- Neck, the narrowed region of the body between the torso and the head
- Uterine cervix, usually just called the cervix when the context is implicit
- Cervix vesicae urinariae, the neck of the urinary bladder
- Cervix cornus dorsalis medullae spinalis or cervix cornus posterioris medullae spinalis, the neck of the posterior grey column (the posterior horn of the spinal cord)
- Cervix dentis, the neck of a tooth (a slightly narrowed area where the crown meets the root, such as on a molar tooth)
- Cervix (insect anatomy), a membrane that separates the head from the thorax in insects
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