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What are the 180 vestigial structures of the human body?

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What are the 180 vestigial structures of the human body?

Email to xpuredudex@yahoo.com or post here. We currently have zero. Back in the 1890s we have 180. I need a list of those 180. Please.

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ogre212

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11 years ago

start you off with appendix and coccyx

micro01

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Palmaris Longus muscle (one in each arm) and Epithalamus are two things that currently have no known function in the human body. In the 1890 there were several other parts which had unknown functions but those functions have since been discovered. These include thalamus, tonsils, male nipples, body hair, wisdom teeth, eye lashes, eye brows, ear muscles and pineal gland. Some also argued that the pinky finger has no function in humans.

nwood313

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11 years ago

wisdom teeth, plica semilunaris - a small fold in the corner of the eye,

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