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Which structure does not seem to have much of purpose (except to store bacteria for vitamin absorption), but was probably important enough to our evolutionary ancestors for brea…

Which structure does not seem to have much of purpose (except to store bacteria for vitamin absorption), but was probably important enough to our evolutionary ancestors for brea…
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Which structure does not seem to have much of purpose (except to store bacteria for vitamin absorption), but was probably important enough to our evolutionary ancestors for breaking down plant-based food?

A. Appendix
B. Salivary Glands
C. Gall Bladder
D. Liver
F. Pancreas

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Definitely, A. Appendix, vestigial organ of the present day human beings.

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