Junk DNA has nothing to do with vestigial organs, wich are build using the same coding methods as perfectly functional organs.
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"' Vestigial structures "'are often called " vestigial organs ", although many of them are not actually variable than homologous non-vestigial parts.
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See, for example, the Vermiform appendix, which in humans has been reduced to vestigial organ status because of our change in diet.
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While some anatomy experts think it is only a vestigial organ, not all would agree with your teacher that it has no function.
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:Some blunders could be / include Vestigial organs, for instance wisdom teeth . talk ) 12 : 23, 21 November 2008 ( UTC)
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Historically it was thought to be a vestigial organ, but recently it has been discovered that it produces the same protein markers, PAB, as the male prostate.
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The appendix, a vestigial organ that people seem able to live very well without, is also one of the most distressing and costly parts of the human body.
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So while we don't have very many vestigial organs, we've got plenty of vestigial genes that are never expressed .-- BluePlatypus 13 : 03, 8 March 2006 ( UTC)
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:I think that a distinction needs to be drawn between vestigial organs that are selected against " directly " versus those which might have been casualties of some other evolutionary trend.
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He follows Huxley in his account of man's embryonic development, and then considers the evidence of vestigial organs, which he ( and Huxley ) called " rudiments " ( p11 ).
