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What is the term for a structure that has no use in an organism? A) homologous B) Index C) Vestigial D) Sedimentary

What is the term for a structure that has no use in an organism? A) homologous B) Index C) Vestigial D) Sedimentary
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What is the term for a structure that has no use in an organism?

A) homologous
B) Index
C) Vestigial
D) Sedimentary

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c) vestigial

Step-by-step explanation:

vestigial tend to be largely or entirely functionless

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