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31 July, 23:12

Which type of anatomic structure are wisdom teeth?

vestigial

homologous

analogous

heterologous

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  1. 1 August, 00:54
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    The answer is Vestigal. It is a type of anatomical structure that no longer serves any function. Over time they are no longer needed in the body. Apart from the wisdom tooth, another example would be the tail bone which has no use for humans.
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