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Organs that are present in an organism but are no longer functionally useful are called:
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A Analogous organs
B Vital organs
C Vestigial organs
D Homologous organs
Explanation

Vestigial organs are reduced, non-functional remnants of organs that were functional in ancestral organisms.

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