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Drag the tiles to the correct boxes to complete the pairs.

Match the vestigial organs to their probable use in other organisms.

tailbone in humans
eyeballs in cavefish
pelvis bone in whales

sight in whales
balance in monkeys
attachment point for limbs in frogs

Drag the tiles to the correct boxes to complete the pairs Match the vestigial organs to their probable use in other organisms tailbone in humans eyeballs in cav class=

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Answer:

1) tailbones in humans

B. Balance in monkeys

2) eyeballs in cavefish

A. Sight in whales

3) pelvis bone in whales

C. Attachment point for limbs in frogs

Vestigial organs like tail bones in humans are equivalent to the balance in the monkey, eyeballs in cavefish to the sight in whales, and pelvis bones to the attachment. Thus, the correct options are 1. b, 2. a, and 3. c.

What are vestigial organs?

The tissues and cells define vestigial organs, that was inherited from the ancestors but now do not have a specific purpose in the organism and are considered non-functional.

The tail bones in humans or the coccyx that were inherited from the common ancestor of the mammalian group are non-functional but in monkeys provide balance. Hence, option b is correct.

The eyeballs in cavefish are considered non-functional as they live in dark oceanic parts, on the other hand, these eyes are used as sight in whales. Hence, option a is correct.

The pelvis bones in whales are vestigial organs as they do not walk or jump, unlike the frogs with pelvis bones as the attachment joint. Hence, option c is correct.

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