[__ Science __ ] Does New Mouse Experiment Explain How Humans Lost Their Tails?

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We still have our tails. They are just vestigial, no longer used for balance. But like many vestigial organs, they are adapted to some other functions, anchoring some minor muscles used for bipedal movement.

The particular mutation only reduces them; it doesn't "lose" them.

But you know AIG...
 
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Interestly nearly all mammals have 7 cervical vertebrae, mouse, man, whale from small to big don't matter.
 
No but this forum explains why man has lost his mind!
 
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