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This is not a scientific argument, but a [[theology|theological]] argument.<ref>Doyle, 2008</ref>

This is not a scientific argument, but a [[theology|theological]] argument.<ref>Doyle, 2008</ref>

Also, the list of supposedly vestigial organs in humans has gone from 180 in 1890 to none in 1999<ref name="JB2000" />, as functions have been found for such organs.

Also, the list of supposedly vestigial organs in humans has gone from 180 in 1890 to none in 1999<ref name="JB2000" />, as functions have been found for such organs{{citation needed}}.

== Functional "vestigial" organs ==

== Functional "vestigial" organs ==