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"Vestigial organ"
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needless
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vita
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rudimentary
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viable
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a needless organ like the appendix
jacksequeira.org
an organ which evolutionists claim served some useful function somewhere down the evolutionary line, but no longer is useful to the creature in which it is found
unlimitedglory.org
an organ whose original function has been lost during evolution
art.abcworld.net
A type of homologous structure that is rudimentary and of marginal or no use to the organism. viable vita, life] Able to live.
phschool.com
an organ that has no current adaptive value in an organism.
csupomona.edu
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a body part that once had a useful function, but is now a useless "vestige" of an earlier time
geocities.com