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Entirely absent or vestigial.
Vestigial organs are usually deprived of organ functions;
In humans there are over 100 such vestigial structures.
Vestigial phenomena of acute hepatisis with signs of incomplete active process.
We use the word“authority” now only in a vestigial sense.
Or does"vestigial" mean we don't use it for the same purposes as our earlier ancestors?
A few species of roses have only vestigial prickles that have no points.
I'm sorry" doesn't make up forleaving me in a hotel room with a girl who had a vestigial penis.
You are right, the coccyx is the remnant of a vestigial tail, but still not entirely useless.
Vestigial structures, for example, are a classic argument for evidence of poor biological design.
This is similar to the spurious claim about‘vestigial organs', such as our appendix.
Chronic prostatitis,chronic vesiculitis in stage of remission in the condition of limited infiltrate without vestigial urine.
This can leave an organism with vestigial features like a whale's pelvis or the human tailbone.
But the supposedly unused90 percent of the brain is not some vestigial appendix.
Additionally, mistaken beliefs about vestigial structures are a product of erroneous recapitulation claims.
The extractor was machined into the bolt andejected spent rounds down through the vestigial magazine well.
Vestigial organs are commonly(but falsely) viewed as“useless” anatomical structures leftover from an evolutionary past.
In addition, atavisms are also seen in embryos at the age of 11.5 weeks,which is unusually late for vestigial structures.
Many consider the appendix to be a vestigial organ, although this is not entirely true, because he once participated in the digestive process.
Over the years, through advancements in biological science, useful functions are nowattributed to nearly all of the structures once listed as vestigial.
And many“legless” lizards actually have tiny vestigial limbs, while snakes generally sport no external appendages at all.
He also had some fossil evidence that showed slight changes in the body structure of the species over time,often leading to vestigial structures.
Except in the red-tailed butterflyfish, there is at least a vestigial form of the"raccoon" mask, with a white space between the dark crown and eye areas.[7][8].
When their purpose is served, the scaffolds may be reabsorbed, disappearing entirely(like the notochord),or remain as scars or so-called vestigial structures(like the urachus, a fibrous remnant).
Rather than being functionless vestigial remnants of our past, retrotransposons turn out to be functionally integrated into the amazingly complex regulatory apparatus of mammalian genomes!
However, some current biology textbooks, popular science magazines,and evolution blogs and websites continue to promote vestigial organs as evidence for evolution(Menton 2009; Mitchell 2016).
The examples given above illustrate the point made in the beginning that the struggle for humanrights is an attempt to get rid of the vestigial Soviet practices, to clear consciousness of the Soviet and post-totalitarian clichés and to turn the state machinery in the direction of real attention to human rights and fundamental freedoms.
Catherine Blackledge, in her book The Story of V, cites studies that indicate a possible connection between orgasm and successful conception;she criticizes the"female orgasm is vestigial" hypothesis as ignoring the ongoing evolutionary advantages that result from successful conception.
However, where the corticospinal tract is dominant(as inprimates), the rubrospinal tract may be considered to be vestigial. Therefore, here the red nucleus is less important in motor functions than in many other mammals.