Look up: vestigial

1. Vestigial
   reduced, or very poorly developed
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2. vestigial
   Pertaining to structures or organs that were well developed in an organism's ancestors but have become rudimentary during the course of evolution.
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3. Vestigial
   Poorly developed; degenerate; non-functional.
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4. vestigial
   [adj] - (biology) not fully developed in mature animals
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5. Vestigial
   Vestigial: Adjective describing something that is a vestige (remnant) or a primitive structure, and no longer believed to be important. For example, the appendix is considered a vestigial organ, and some infants are born with a vestigial tail.
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6. vestigial
   a sideband in which some of the spectral components,in general those corresponding to the highest frequency in the modulating signals,are greatly attenuated Category: Electrical engineering and energy • a transmission where frequency components below the visual carrier are substantially ...
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7. Vestigial
   Ves·tig'i·al adjective Of or pertaining to a vestige or remnant; like a vestige.
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8. vestigial
   Refers to an organ or part (for example, the human appendix) which is greatly reduced from the original ancestral form and is no longer functional. ... (09 Oct 1997) ...
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9. vestigial
   rudimentary adjective not fully developed in mature animals; `rudimentary wings`
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10. Vestigial
    • (a.) Of or pertaining to a vestige or remnant; like a vestige.
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11. Vestigial
    Greatly reduced and non-functional.
    Found on http://www.cortland.edu/herp/keys/glossa
    
    
12. vestigial
    Type: Term Pronunciation: ves-tij′ē-ăl Definitions: 1. Relating to a vestige.
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13. Vestigial
    Remaining in a species only in a much reduced or useless state. Vestigial body parts or organs are evidence of parts that the ancestors of an animal had, but that the modern animal no longer needs or uses. For example, the Rosy Boa bears vestigial traces of the legs of its lizard ancestors.
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14. Vestigial
    Smaller and of more simple structure than in an evolutionary ancestor (Halliday 1987).
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15. vestigial
    reduced in form and function from the normal or ancestral condition.
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