Not just 'men's nipples': 10 seemingly useless parts of the human body - GIGAZINE The auricular muscles, which allow ear movement, are also a vestigial organ. Many animals can move their ears in ...

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These muscles, called auricular muscles, alter the shape of the pinna (the ear’s shell). They are considered vestigial, which means that they have become basically useless to humans over the course of ...

"There are three large muscles that connect the auricle to the skull and scalp and are important for ear wiggling," says Saarland University neuroscientist Andreas Schröer. "These muscles, ...

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Ten additional electrodes were placed below the hair line (both mastoid, both pre-auricular points, outer canthus of each eye, inferior orbit of each eye, two facial electrodes) to monitor eye ...