A vestigial structure is a structure that kind-of just "hangs out" in our bodies. We don't really need it, yet it is there. So, why is it there??? We probably needed it, for example, when we needed to digest plants. (Appendix) Some say that the appendix was used for digesting plants and berries, but it is really just speculation. We "evolved" to not need the appendix.
Here are some other vestigial examples: wisdom teeth, tail bone, pelvic bone in a snake, and wings on a flightless bird.
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Answer:
Veinules
Explanation:
Veinules are smaller veins blood vessels that carries deoxygenated or poorly oxygenated blood from the tissues back to the heart except pulmonary veins and umblical veins
After the blood move from the capillaries, it enter smallest veins called veinules and then continually flows into the larger veins till it get to the heart.
Answer:
In an eco-system, all animals and insects are important. Since there is no picture, I'll descibe what would happen. If a keystone species went missing or extinct, shortly after the rest of the ecosystem will callapse. The bird population would decrease because lack of food, shelter or environment, then those who feed on birds will slowly decline, then worms or insects that the bird was keeping in check, overpopulate. This can have disaterous consequences, not only for this specific ecosystem but for any.
Answer:
I think it’s translocation.
Explanation: I took this last year and am not too sure.
