Interesting Wikipedia Website for the creation on new mutant

[Rathorc Lemenger]

Just what the heading says. It's for those who might be interested in creating mutant animals based off these creatures: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_extinct_cetaceans .

Also, I have a question to pose for all of you. Here it is: As the mutant mutates into the new form, does it gain/lose the needed organs and muscles (I.E.: lengthening/shortening of certain muscles and organs, along with losing of certain parts of their anatomy)?

Signed,
Rathorc Lemenger.

[Rathorc Lemenger]

Well, that IS a good point. But still, it kind of makes me wonder.

Signed,
Rathorc Lemenger.

[Rali]

I have a question to pose for all of you. Here it is: As the mutant mutates into the new form, does it gain/lose the needed organs and muscles (I.E.: lengthening/shortening of certain muscles and organs, along with losing of certain parts of their anatomy)?

Yes. Vestigial organs and/or limbs are those parts of the body that are no longer needed or used due to changes in the creatures environment or behavior. For example human's still have their tail bone (coccyx), appendix, wisdom teeth, etc...

http://www.livescience.com/animals/top1 ... ans-1.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vestigial_structure

I'm not sure if new organs or limbs that appear on creatures have a special name.