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Certain flightless beetles have wings that have no function. Which type of structure are the wings an example of?

Certain flightless beetles have wings that have no function. Which type of structure are the wings an example of?
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Certain flightless beetles have wings that have no function. Which type of structure are the wings an example of?

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Vestigial Structure

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I am not completely sure. I would say they are vestigial structures. some use them for display

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