vestigial

the vestigial wings of kiwis are entirely hidden.

he felt a vestigial flicker of anger from last night.

Any of several small, slow-moving, nocturnal prosimian primates of the genera Loris and Nycticebus of tropical Asia, having dense woolly fur, large eyes, and a vestigial tail.

The vestigial tail of the cat serves no purpose.

The appendix is a vestigial organ in the human body.

Some people have vestigial muscles that no longer serve a function.

The wings of flightless birds are vestigial remnants of their ancestors' wings.

The vestigial eyes of blind cavefish are covered by skin and do not function.

The vestigial structures in whales provide evidence of their evolutionary history.

Humans have vestigial muscles in their ears that are remnants of muscles used by ancestors to move their ears.

The vestigial claws on a domestic cat are not used for hunting.

The vestigial tailbone in humans is a remnant of our evolutionary past.

Some snakes have vestigial hind limbs that show their evolutionary link to legged ancestors.

It doesn't have any slashing ability. It's basically a vestigial arm.

It's vestigial, meaning it no longer serves its original purpose.

Up to 85% of people have a vestigial muscle called the " palmaris longus."

We have a number of muscles in the body that have become largely vestigial.

We have a muscle in the leg which has become largely vestigial.

We have a number of muscles in the body that have become largely vestigial, they've shrunk.

Because it was removable the appendix was thought to be vestigial, and worse, bad, because it can swell.

There are several other vestigial structures like the plica semilunaris in the human body.

Unlike other vestigial structures, though, the appendix isn't always harmless — it can become dangerously inflamed.

A new St. Edward's Crown was created (possibly using vestigial materials from the original) for Charles II's coronation in 1661.