The Human Eye: Structure And Function Clyde W. Oyster
Publisher: Sinauer Associates, Incorporated

It contains many different parts and depends on all parts to work efficiently in order to have the best vision possible. The source of the design and evolution of the eye, Darwinists postulate, was a series of beneficial mutations that had to occur in appropriate unison in order to produce the set of structures required for eyes to function. May 6, 2014 - Most of the genes involved in making the eye read like a parts list – this gene makes this, and that gene makes that. Beneath the epithelium are ciliary muscles, smooth muscles. Note that the eye consists of hundreds or more separate eyes which, in some ways is more complex than the human eye. Aug 14, 2009 - The compound eye of an insect. The concept of irreducible complexity (IC) has become an important tool in intelligent . But some genes orchestrate the construction of the eye. Oct 24, 2005 - What is the structure and function of ciliary muscle? Oct 4, 2012 - The human eye is commonly referred to as the human body's most complex organ. May 18, 2011 - The poorly-named “gill slits” in human embryos are not anything at all like gills and are not even slits, just folds of tissue destined to develop into various anatomical parts of the head and neck.