There are many questions about life that are still left unanswered and probably will remain that way for a long time, if not forever. Everything around us was a mystery at some point or still is. And there are discoveries that debates are still going on because of disagreements. Such as evolution, and how old the earth is. Some people do not believe in evolution, and if that is true, what about our ancestors? Ancestors is definitely a real thing that we can be sure of, what about your parents and grandparents? That is a simple truth right there. But there are certain parts of our bodies that is related to nature with many similarities. So read on and learn about your body and particularly, your wrists!
1. Jaws
It’s almost logical that our jaws are very much like an ape’s jaw. So it seems we inherited the jaw from them.
2. Ancestor
If you put your arm out on a table, and bring your pinkie and thumb nearer to each other, and then slightly tip your hand up, you can figure out what ancestry you belong to.
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3. Raised Band
If you notice aa bone of muscle popping out, then you have a vestigial muscle.
4. Tendon
This lifted part is estimated that 15% of us humans do not have.
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5. Scientific Name
This muscle is scientifically known as the Palmaris Longus.
6. Vestigial Ancestors
If you have this muscle, it means that your ancestors actually walked around on four limbs for their daily tasks and activities.
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7. Goosebumps
Goosebumps are caused by muscles that are contracting.
8. Arrector Pili
When it is cold, the muscles around your little arm hairs contract which causes the hair follicles to create a bump on your skin by rising a little bit.
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9. Animals
Animals also have this kind of thing happen to them. The amount of space for the insulation is increased when the hair raises in fluffy animals.
10. Video
Here is a video to explain everything for you. Enjoy!
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