Typical vs Atypical Ribs EXPLAINED

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At the 10th rib example if its typical isn’t the head supposed to articulate with the numerically corresponding and the above vertebrae so it’ll be the T9 and T10?

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wont rib 10 be shared between vertebra T9 and T10 instead of T10 and T11?

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Is the tenth rib always atypical?