What is the primary function of the joint connecting the atlas and axis vertebrae?

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It is a synovial type of jointIt is positioned near the first cervical nervesIt permits the rotation of the headIt receives support from the alar ligaments

Explanation

The joint between the atlas and axis is a synovial joint located close to the first cervical nerves and reinforced by the alar ligaments. Its main role is to allow the head to rotate.