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Muscles that make hair stand Siahn of oggre ssion, cooling helps heep Hat body warn estra Support for walkug Ionsliny banes and trel up Little toe Wisdom teeth 8. Select ONE of the vestigial structures above mentioned and propc was "lost" in evolution. IF a human does/does not use BECAUSE 9. Explain why the homologous structure of the bones are evidence 10. Explain the relationship using comparative anatomy informatio fish the fl

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Chapter33: Sensory Perception

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