Read the list of human vestigial structures shown in
Table 1.
Suggest a possible funct...
Biology, 04.05.2021 01:00 makayyafreeman
Read the list of human vestigial structures shown in
Table 1.
Suggest a possible function for each structure and explain why it became vestigial.
Record your answers in the table .
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