The bacterial flagellum has frequently been presented as a counter-example to the [[theory of evolution]]. <ref>Dembski, W. 2002a, No Free Lunch: Why specified complexity cannot be purchased without intelligence. Lanham, Maryland: Rowman & Littlefield.</ref> <ref>Behe, M. 1996a. Darwin's Black Box. New York: The Free Press.</ref> Intelligent design theorists argue that it could not possibly have been produced by an evolutionary pathway. | The bacterial flagellum has frequently been presented as a counter-example to the [[theory of evolution]]. <ref>Dembski, W. 2002a, No Free Lunch: Why specified complexity cannot be purchased without intelligence. Lanham, Maryland: Rowman & Littlefield.</ref> <ref>Behe, M. 1996a. Darwin's Black Box. New York: The Free Press.</ref> Intelligent design theorists argue that it could not possibly have been produced by an evolutionary pathway. |