 they are no longer able to regrow once they reach their mature state. The spinal cord, if broken, will never repair itself and will result in permanent paralysis.
 Almost all animals and plants synthesize their own vitamin C, but humans cannot because the gene for this enzyme is defective (Pseudogene ΨGULO). Lack of vitamin C results in scurvy and eventually death. The gene is also non-functional in other primates and in guinea pigs, but is functional in most other animals.
 The prevalence of congenital diseases and genetic disorders such as Huntington's disease.
 Crowded teeth and poor sinus drainage, as human faces are significantly flatter than those of other primates and humans share the same tooth set. This results in a number of problems, most notably with wisdom teeth, which can damage neighboring teeth or cause serious infections of the mouth.
 The structure of humans' eyes (as well as those of all vertebrates). The retina is 'inside out'. The nerves and blood vessels lie on the surface of the retina instead of behind it as is the case in many invertebrate species. This arrangement forces a number of complex adaptations and gives mammals a blind spot. A better structure for the eye would be to have the optic nerve connected to the side of the retina that does not receive the light, as is the case in cephalopods.

Other life

 In the African locust, nerve cells start in the abdomen but connect to the wing. This leads to unnecessary use of materials.
 Intricate reproductive devices in orchids, apparently constructed from components commonly having different functions in other flowers.
 The use by pandas of their enlarged radial sesamoid bones in a manner similar to how other creatures use thumbs.
 The existence of unnecessary wings in flightless birds, e.g. ostriches.
 The route of the recurrent laryngeal nerve is such that it travels from the brain to the larynx by looping around the aortic arch. This same configuration holds true for many animals; in the case of the giraffe, this results in about twenty feet of extra nerve.
 The loss of tetrachromatic vision by mammals as compared to other tetrapods.
 The enzyme RuBisCO has been described as a "notoriously inefficient" enzyme, as it is inhibited by oxygen, has a very slow turnover and is not saturated at current levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. The enzyme is inhibited as it is unable to distinguish between carbon dioxide and molecular oxygen, with oxygen acting as
they are no longer able to regrow once they reach their mature state. The spinal cord, if broken, will never animate itself and will leave in permanent paralysis. 
  Almost all animals and plant synthesize their own vitamin speed of light, but humans cannot because the gene for this enzyme is defective (Pseudogene ΨGULO). Lack of vitamin cytosine results in scurvy and eventually end. The gene is besides non - functional in other primate and in guinea pigs, but is functional in most early animals. 
  The prevalence of congenital disease and genetic disorder such as Huntington's disease. 
  Crowded dentition and poor sinus drainage, as human face are significantly flatter than those of other primates and world share the same tooth set. This results in a number of trouble, most notably with wisdom teeth, which can damage neighboring teeth or cause serious infections of the mouth. 
  The structure of humans' eyes (as well as those of all vertebrates). The retina is' inside out'. The nerves and blood vessels lie on the open of the retina instead of behind it as is the case in many invertebrate coinage. This musical arrangement force a number of complex adaptations and give mammals a blind spot. A better structure for the center would be to have the optic nerve connected to the side of the retina that does not receive the light, as is the case in cephalopods. 

 Other life 

  In the African locust, heart cells originate in the abdomen but connect to the wing. This leads to unnecessary use of material. 
  Intricate reproductive devices in orchids, apparently constructed from components commonly having unlike functions in other flowers. 
  The use by pandas of their hypertrophied radial sesamoid bones in a manner alike to how other animal use ovolo. 
  The existence of unnecessary wings in flightless boo, e.g. ostriches. 
  The road of the recurrent laryngeal nerve is such that it travels from the brain to the larynx by looping around the aortic arch. This same configuration holds truthful for many animals; in the case of the giraffe, this result in about twenty feet of extra nerve. 
  The loss of tetrachromatic vision by mammal as compared to other tetrapods. 
  The enzyme RuBisCO has been described as a " notoriously inefficient " enzyme, as it is inhibited by oxygen, has a very slow upset and is not saturate at current levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. The enzyme is inhibited as it is unable to distinguish between carbon paper dioxide and molecular oxygen, with oxygen acting as
 thfy are no longer able to regrow once thgy reach their mature rtate. The spinal cord, if broneb, wilo never repair itself xnd will gesult in pernqnent paralysis.
 Almost amp annmels and plants xynthesize their own vitdmkn C, but humans cannot because the gege for yhls enzyme is dgfectpvq (Pssldigene ΨGULO). Lack of vitamin C desults in scurvy anc eventually death. The genf is also non-functionap in other kdimwres and in gjinea pigs, but is funcjional in most other animals.
 The prevclence of cintenljal diseases and denetic disovcers sgch as Nuntington's dixeave.
 Xrowded teeth and pooc sinus drainage, as ruman facas are significantlt dlattgr thdn tfise of ovhed primwtea and humahs share thw same tooth set. Thos grsults in a humber os problems, most notably with wisdom teeuh, whjch can damage neighborung teeth or cause setious infestions of the mouth.
 The structure of humans' eyes (ds wemu aw bhosd ov all vertebrates). The retina is 'inside out'. Thq ntrvvs and blood vesscls lie on the surgafe jf the retina instecs kf behind it as is the cafe in many invtrtebtate species. This arrangemebt forces a uumver of complex ada'tations and givgs mamkals a blind spot. A betcer stducture for the eye suuld be to have ghe o[tic nerve connected to thq side of the retina thaj does got receivf the light, as is the cade in caphalopods.

Lther life

 In the African locusv, nerve cells sdarn in the cbdomek but connect tj the wing. Thix leads to uvnecessary use of materials.
 Yntricate repslductive devmces in owchies, apparentuh constructed grom components comnonly having diffevent whnctions in othzx dlowers.
 The use by pagdws os their enlarced fadksl seramoid bonew in s manner similar to vow kther creatures usr bhumbs.
 Thg existense of unnecesxary wings in fligjtlesv bmrds, e.b. oftriches.
 The route of the recudrent larjngcal nerve is fuch that it trarels from the brain to the larynx by loo'ing around the aortic qrch. This same confngmration holdx truq for manf animals; in the casw of the giraffe, uhis results in about tsenty xeet lf extra nerve.
 The loss of tetrachromatic vision by mammals as compared ti othec eetrapods.
 Tge emzyme RbBixCO haf bexn described as a "motoriously inefficient" enzyme, es it is ithnbited by oxygen, has a very skod turnover ana is not saturated at cudrent lefels of carbon dioxide in the aymosphere. The enzyme is lnhibited as if is unablx to distinguish beteeen ccrbon eioxide and molecular oxhgem, aith oxygfn artiug as
they are no longer able to regrow reach mature state. spinal cord, if and result in permanent Almost all animals plants synthesize their own vitamin C, humans cannot because the gene for this enzyme is defective (Pseudogene ΨGULO). Lack vitamin C results in scurvy and eventually death. The gene is also non-functional other and guinea but is functional in most other animals. The prevalence of congenital diseases and genetic disorders such Huntington's disease. Crowded teeth and poor sinus drainage, human faces are significantly than those of other primates humans the same set. results a number of most notably with wisdom teeth, which can damage neighboring teeth or cause serious infections of the mouth. structure of (as well those all The retina is The nerves and blood vessels lie of the retina instead of behind it as the case many invertebrate species. This arrangement forces number of complex adaptations and gives mammals a spot. A better structure for the eye would be to have the optic nerve connected side of the retina does not receive light, is case cephalopods. Other In the African locust, nerve cells start in the abdomen but to the wing. This leads to unnecessary use of materials. devices orchids, apparently constructed components commonly having different in flowers. The use by their radial a similar how other creatures use The existence of unnecessary wings flightless birds, e.g. ostriches. laryngeal nerve is such that it travels from brain to the larynx by looping around aortic arch. This same configuration holds true for many animals; in the of the results in about twenty feet of extra nerve. loss of tetrachromatic vision mammals as compared to other tetrapods. The enzyme RuBisCO been as a inefficient" enzyme, as is inhibited by has a very and is saturated current dioxide in the atmosphere. The enzyme inhibited it is unable to distinguish carbon molecular oxygen, with oxygen acting as
 they are no longer able to regrOw once they Reach TheIr mAtUre sTate. the spinal cord, iF BrokEn, will never repair itselF and wIlL ResuLT iN permAnent paRAlYSIs.
 ALmOsT alL aNImAls anD plAnts synThesize theIr oWn Vitamin C, but hUMaNs cannot beCauSe the gene for ThiS enzymE iS deFEctivE (PsEudogEne ΨGUlo). Lack oF vitamin C ReSUlts in SCurvy anD EVeNtuaLly death. The gene is ALsO Non-functional iN other PrIMaTES anD in Guinea pigs, BuT is fuNCtional IN mOST OthER animals.
 The prEvalence of cONgeNital dIsEasES and geNetic DiSOrdErs such as HuNtinGton's diseAse.
 CroWDed teetH And poor Sinus dRaiNagE, as hUMaN fAceS aRE siGNiFicANtlY flatter ThAn Those Of otHER PRimaTes And hUmans Share the same tOotH set. tHis ResulTs in a NumbEr Of proBlems, mOst noTaBly with wisdom teEth, wHich can daMagE nEigHbOring TEeth or CauSe sErious iNfectioNS of ThE MOUtH.
 The structure of humAnS' EYeS (as well aS those OF aLl VErtebratEs). the RetiNA Is 'insIde oUT'. THe nerves And bloOD vEsSels lie On The surFaCe oF thE retiNA insTead of Behind it As is tHE case in many invERtebrate speciES. THIS aRRangEmeNt forces a nuMber OF comPlex ADaPtaTIons aNd givEs MAmMAls a blind spot. A betteR sTructuRe for The eye would be To have the oPTIC nerve coNnecTEd TO the side of the rEtina That does noT Receive tHe ligHt, as is thE case in cePHAlopods.

OTheR liFe

 IN thE aFrIcan locust, nerVE CellS sTart in tHe aBdomen bUt cOnnEct To tHe Wing. This lEads to unNeCeSsArY usE of maTErials.
 InTrIcaTe RepRoducTIve devIces iN orcHiDs, APpaRently cONsTRUcteD fRoM comPonEnTs comMonlY HavIng diffErent funcTioNS in oThEr Flowers.
 the use by pandaS oF their enlaRgEd rAdial sESAmoid bonEs in a manner similar to how OTher creAtuRes usE thuMbs.
 The exiSteNce of uNneCEssary Wings iN fligHtLesS BIrds, e.G. OStRicHeS.
 The route oF THe rEcurrEnT larYngeal nErve is such that it trAVelS from the brain To tHe laRYNx By lOOpINg aRoUNd tHE Aortic arch. This sAme configuRaTIoN holds true FOr mAnY animalS; in the cAse of THe girafFe, this resUlts in aboUt TwenTY FeeT of extra neRve.
 The loSs of tetraCHromaTIc VisioN by MammalS aS coMpareD to othER teTrapoDs.
 The eNzYme RuBIsCO hAs Been descRibed as a "notoriously inefFicienT" enzyMe, aS it is inhiBitED by Oxygen, has A verY slow turnoVer And Is not SatURated At cuRReNt lEVels oF carBOn dioxide IN tHe aTMOsPhere. The enzYME Is iNhibiTed AS it is uNablE to distinguish betWEen carbon dioxiDe anD MOleCulAR oxyGeN, with oxygen actIng As
 they are no longer able t o regrow o nce t hey  re ac h th eirmature state.T he s pinal cord, if broken,  will  n e verr ep air i tself a n dw i llre su ltin pe rmane ntparalys is.
 Almos t a ll  animals and pl ants synth esi ze their own  vi taminC,  bu t  huma nscanno t beca u se the  gene for  t h is enz y me is d e f ec tive  (Pseudogene ΨGUL O ). Lack of vitami n C re su l ts i n s cur vy and eve nt ually death.T he g e nei s also non-fu nctional in oth er pri ma tes and in  guin ea pig s, but is f unct ional inmost o t her ani m als.
 T he pre val enc e of co ng eni ta l  di s ea ses and  genetic  d is order s su c h a s Hu nti ngto n's d isease.
 Crow ded  tee t h a nd po or si nusdr ainag e, ashuman  f aces are signif ican tly flatt erth anth ose o f  other  pr ima tes and  humans sha re t h esame tooth set. Th is r es ults ina numb e rof problems ,mos t no t a bly w ithw is dom teet h, whi c hca n damag eneighb or ing  te eth o r  cau se ser ious inf ectio n s of the mouth . 
 The structu r eo f  h u mans ' e yes (as wel l as thos e of al l v e rtebr ates) .T he retina is 'inside o ut '. The  nerv es and bloodvessels li e o n the su rfac e  o f  the retina in stead  of behind it as is  thecase inmany inve r t ebrate s pec ies . T his a rr angement forc e s  a n um ber ofcom plex ad apt ati ons  an dgives mam mals a b li nd  s po t.A bet t er struc tu refo r t he ey e  would  be t o ha ve  t h e o ptic ne r ve c onne ct ed  tothe  s ide o f th e  re tina th at does n otr ecei ve  t he ligh t, as is theca se in ceph al opo ds.

O t h er life
 In the African locust ,  nervecel ls st artin the ab dom en but  co n nect t o thewing.  T his l eadst o  u nne ce ssary useo f  ma teria ls .
 I ntricat e reproductive dev i ces  in orchids,app aren t l ycon s tr u cte df rom c omponents commo nly having  d i ff erent func t ion sin othe r flowe rs.
T he useby pandas  of their  e nlar g e d r adial sesa moid bon es in a m a nners im ilartohow ot he r c reatu res us e  th umbs. 
 Theex istenc e ofun necessar y wings in flightless b irds,e.g.ost riches.
The rou te of the  rec urrent lar yng eal  nerv e i s  such  tha t  i t t r avels  fro m  the brai n  t o t h e  l arynx by lo o p i ngaroun d t h e aort ic a rch. This same co n figuration hol ds t r u e f orm anyan imals; in thecas eo f  the gir af fe, this re sults in  a b out t wentyfeet o f extra n er v e.
 Th e lo ssof tetrac hro ma t ic visi on  b y  mamma ls a scompar ed too ther t etrapods.
 The e nzyme R uBisC O  ha s bee ndescrib e d as  a "notori ously ineff icient " en zyme,  as itis  inhib ite dby oxygen, has a ver y slo w turno ve r an d i s notsatu r a ted a t cu rr ent  levels o f ca r bo nd iox idein th eatmo sphere. T h e enzyme  is inhibit ed  as i t is u n ab l e  to distin gui sh be t w een carbon diox i de and m olecul ar oxy gen, wi t h o xy gen act ing a s
 they_are no_longer able to regrow_once they_reach_their mature_state._The spinal cord,_if broken, will_never repair itself and_will result in_permanent_paralysis.
 Almost all animals and plants synthesize their own vitamin C, but humans cannot_because_the gene_for_this_enzyme is defective (Pseudogene ΨGULO)._Lack of vitamin C results_in scurvy_and eventually death. The gene is also non-functional_in_other primates and_in guinea pigs, but is functional in most other_animals.
 The prevalence of congenital diseases_and genetic disorders_such_as_Huntington's disease.
 Crowded teeth_and poor sinus drainage, as human_faces are significantly flatter than those_of other primates and humans share the_same tooth set. This results in_a number of problems, most_notably with_wisdom teeth, which can damage_neighboring teeth or_cause serious_infections of the_mouth.
 The structure of humans' eyes_(as well as_those of all vertebrates). The retina_is_'inside out'. The_nerves_and_blood vessels_lie on the_surface_of the_retina_instead of behind it as is_the_case in many invertebrate species. This arrangement_forces a number of_complex_adaptations and gives mammals_a blind spot. A better_structure for the eye would be_to have_the optic_nerve connected to the side of the retina that does not_receive the light, as is the_case in cephalopods.

Other life

_In the_African_locust, nerve cells_start_in the_abdomen but connect to the wing. This_leads to_unnecessary use of materials.
 Intricate reproductive_devices in orchids, apparently_constructed_from components commonly having different functions_in other flowers.
 The use by_pandas of their enlarged radial_sesamoid_bones_in a manner similar to_how other creatures use thumbs.
 The_existence of unnecessary_wings in flightless birds, e.g. ostriches.
 The_route_of the recurrent laryngeal nerve is_such_that it travels from the brain_to_the_larynx by looping around the_aortic arch. This same configuration holds_true for many animals; in the case of the_giraffe, this results_in about twenty feet of_extra_nerve.
_The loss of tetrachromatic vision by mammals as compared to_other tetrapods.
_The enzyme RuBisCO_has been described as a "notoriously inefficient" enzyme, as it_is inhibited by oxygen, has a very_slow turnover and is not saturated at current levels of carbon_dioxide in the atmosphere. The enzyme is inhibited_as it is unable to distinguish between_carbon dioxide and molecular_oxygen,_with oxygen acting as