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Who observed that some species possess vestigial structures, such as finger bones in the flippers of manatees and similar bones in whale flippers?
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Who observed that some species possess vestigial structures, such as finger bones in the flippers of manatees and similar bones in whale flippers?
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Who observed that some species possess vestigial structures, such as finger bones in the flippers of manatees and similar bones in whale flippers?
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It was Charles Darwin
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My gut answer would be Charles Darwin
Step-by-step explanation:
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