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The
human
does
not
eat
cellulose
and
hence
he
has
smaller
appendix.
“Vestigial organs are the organs that have no apparent function and are considered to be the residual parts from the past ancestors.”
But
the
thumb
is
most
useful
organ.
hence
it
is
not
vestigial
organ.
Wisdom teeth are considered a vestigial organ -- no longer useful -- because our diet has evolved. Early humans ate a mostly raw diet of foraged plants and hunted animals, which required a lot of rough chewing. That wore down their teeth.
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