No

• 1 of 23

  by Jonte Rhodes

  Created on: October 06, 2007   Last Updated: June 12, 2008

  The idea that organism evolve progressively and always into more complex forms largely comes from looking

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  by Michael Burgwin

  Created on: October 06, 2007   Last Updated: January 08, 2009

  A critical distinction in any argument about theoretical expectations, predictions and truisms, especially

• 3 of 23

  by Richard G. Lanzara

  Created on: June 29, 2008

  Many organisms that have successfully survived and evolved have not become more complex. There are many

• 4 of 23

  by Frederick Couch

  Created on: June 22, 2010

  I think what we have here is a confusion of what evolution really is, how a species changes over periods

• 5 of 23

  by Matthew Zimmer

  Created on: April 10, 2008

  Evolution is not a planned event. Speaking from a scientific point of view, the evolution of organisms

• 6 of 23

  by David Wright

  Created on: January 20, 2008

  Evolution by definition is the gradual change in a species or population in order for that organism

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  by Joel Kontinen

  Created on: March 16, 2008

  A recent study in the journal Paleontology includes a paper on the discovery of a horseshoe crab (Limulus

• 8 of 23

  by Robert Tesla

  Created on: January 01, 2011

  About one of the only things you can count on in this world is change.  However change in organisms

• 9 of 23

  by Claire Curtis

  Created on: May 04, 2010   Last Updated: May 05, 2010

  If it were true that organisms always evolve into more complex forms then our planet would long ago

• 10 of 23

  by Eric Lannak

  Created on: April 05, 2008

  Organisms do not always evolve into more complex forms.

  The alligator and the shark are wonderful examples.

• 11 of 23

  by Jules Pierre

  Created on: August 07, 2008

  No. And that's what's so brilliant about it! I remember very clearly, in one of my Zoology lectures,

• 12 of 23

  by Jeremy ball

  Created on: April 05, 2008

  The hyper vocabulary usage of the no side of the debate on the organisms ALWAYS EVOLVING INTO COMPLEX

• 13 of 23

  by Xauri'El Zwaan

  Created on: March 05, 2008

  The theory of Evolution contains no innate expectation that organisms will *always* evolve from simpler

• 14 of 23

  by Lewis J Rhodes

  Created on: March 22, 2009

  All life, and subsequently all organisms, evolve according to the dictates of their surrounding environment;

• 15 of 23

  by Joanne Smedley

  Created on: June 10, 2008

  The problem here is the question. Evolution has two meanings in our current society: Evolution natural

• 16 of 23

  by Nathan Brouwer

  Created on: June 06, 2008

  First and foremost, organism do not necessarily always move towards more complex forms. It is fairly

• 17 of 23

  by Todd Pheifer

  Created on: April 07, 2008

  It seems as if we have gotten to the point in our society that we latch onto certain ideas and theories

• 18 of 23

  by Jamie Craig

  Created on: June 09, 2009

  Evolution is a controversial yet magnificent theory which begins to analyse the living world in which

• 19 of 23

  by Bohdan Rewko (Bo of T.O.)

  Created on: April 04, 2008

  The question of whether organisms always evolve into more complex forms assumes that simple organisms

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  by Andrea Brooks

  Created on: May 24, 2008

  No, organisms do not always evolve into more complex forms. At first I was tempted to say yes, evolution