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Furthermore, the human tail is a reality, not a fiction.
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We report a case of a rare congenital teratoma that developed in a lipoma attached to a remnant human tail.
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Human Tails.-Theprolongation of the coccyx sometimes takes the shape of a caudal extremity in man.
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The presence of human tails has given rise to discussion between friends and opponents of the Darwinian theory.
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These atavistic human tails are often mobile; sometimes they contain only muscles and fat, sometimes also rudiments of caudal vertebrae.
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I am pretty sure one of the girls had a vestigial tail.
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Even today, an occasional newborn human arrives with some tiny vestigial tail structure before it's surgically removed.
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Finally, our vestigial tail-forwe have a tail comparable to that of the higher apes-must be mentioned.
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Fromentel described a fresh-water form of this genus with a caudal appendage.
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So they got more tail and spliced it on to his caudal appendage.
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She is also provided with a caudal appendage that ends in a patent fly-brush.
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His body is long, even without the portion of it which belongs to his caudal appendage.
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As a consequence, a caudal appendage with two broken joints was one of his distinguishing features.
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For the first time I appreciated why a fox has such a light, long, fluffy caudal appendage.
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The idle moments afforded him an opportunity to evolve a more satisfactory scheme for attaching his stolen caudal appendage.
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This beast had but a short caudal appendage, and all its terrors lay in its jaws and in its wings.
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While alive, the filamentous tail is in constant action in a manner strongly resembling the movements of the caudal appendage of a tadpole.
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Of course there might have been more than a tremor if the caudal appendage had been at liberty instead of being sat upon.
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The human embryo has a very well marked caudal appendage; that is, the vertebral column appears prolonged, just as it is in a young quadruped.
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So animals deficient in caudal appendages are to be avoided, as they are witches in disguise.
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Some have tails twice the length of their bodies; the caudal appendages of others appear to have been docked, or are altogether absent.