Tag: eye
A Certain Habitual Vagueness — How Fitness Terrains Spell Trouble for Eye Evolution
For evolution, as Center for Science & Culture research director Brian Miller shows, the devil is always in the details.
Research Paper: “Common Design Principles” Explain Patterns of Retinal Cells in Insects
A new article in the journal Trends in Genetics bears an intriguing title.
Notwithstanding Grand Claims to the Contrary, Human Color Vision Still Presents a Major Evolutionary Enigma
Here is another challenge to Darwinian evolution, which banks on conserving immediately useful features.
#6 of Our Top Ten Evolution Stories of 2014: Phys.org Says the Argument for Suboptimal Design of the Eye “Is Folly”
A Darwinian paradigm assumes that biological systems are cobbled together haphazardly by natural selection over eons of unguided descent with modification.
Phys.org: Specialized Retinal Cells Are a “Design Feature,” Showing that the Argument for Suboptimal Design of the Eye “Is Folly”
A Darwinian paradigm assumes that biological systems are cobbled together haphazardly by natural selection over eons of unguided descent with modification.