Vestigial

The horse's dewclaws are vestigial, once used for traction but no longer necessary.

Whales have vestigial hip bones from when they used to walk on land.

The vestigial eyes of some cave-dwelling animals are not functional because of the lack of light.

The human body still has vestigial muscles that were once necessary for our primate ancestors.

The ear muscles in humans are vestigial and are not used for any purpose.

The whale has vestigial hind legs that are not visible externally.

The pelvic bones in male snakes are vestigial since they do not have limbs.

The human tailbone is a vestigial structure that no longer serves a purpose.

The vestigial claws of the giant panda are remnants of their carnivorous ancestry.

The ostrich has vestigial wings that cannot be used for flying.

The flightless bird's vestigial feathers are much smaller compared to those of the birds that can fly.

Some snakes have vestigial leg bones, a relic of their lizard ancestors.

The old man's memory had deteriorated to a vestigial remembrance of his youth.

The teacher's vestigial patience was tested by the misbehaving students.

The book's vestigial errors went unnoticed by most readers.

The abandoned car had a vestigial hint of its former color.

The controversial policy change had only a vestigial impact on the company's profits.

The antique furniture had vestigial markings from its maker.

The vestigial effects of the medication had long worn off, leaving her feeling worse than before.

The vestigial stain on the shirt was barely visible, but still bothered him.

The car's engine had only a vestigial hum, indicating it was about to break down.

The artwork had a vestigial outline of the original sketch.

His vestigial knowledge of French wasn't enough to order food in a Parisian restaurant.

The garden had a vestigial trace of the previously bloomed flowers.

The artwork had a vestigial detail that only the artist could appreciate.

His vestigial interest in the project made it clear that he was not invested in it.

The town had only a vestigial presence of the once-thriving industry.

The athlete's injury left him with only a vestigial ability to run.

The vestigial remains of the old castle were barely noticeable after years of decay.

The building had vestigial remains of its former grandeur.

The ancient ruins had only a vestigial presence in the modern city.

The vestigial applause from the small crowd did little to lift the performer's spirits.

The vestigial memories of her childhood remained with her even in her old age.

The ostrich's vestigial wings are used for balance and courtship displays.

Snakes have vestigial legs that show their evolutionary history.

The wings of the flightless birds have become vestigial over time.

The human appendix is considered a vestigial organ because it no longer serves any useful purpose.

The wings of flightless beetles are vestigial remnants of their flying ancestors.

The vestigial pelvic bones in whales suggest they evolved from four-legged land animals.

The vestigial eyes of cave-dwelling animals are often small and non-functional.

The rudimentary wings of flightless birds are vestigial structures.

The vestigial eyes of some cave-dwelling animals have become useless due to the absence of light.

The reduced digits in the hind limbs of horses are vestigial remnants of their three-toed ancestors.

Whales have a vestigial pelvis that no longer serves a purpose.

The vestigial tailbone in humans is a remnant of our primate ancestors.

Some snakes have vestigial legs that are hidden beneath their skin.

The wings of flightless insects are often vestigial because they have adapted to life on the ground.

The ostrich wings are vestigial because they no longer function for flight.

The vestigial wings of the kiwi bird cannot be used for flight.

The company's outdated business practices were vestigial remnants of a bygone era.