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→Evolution of the eye
Creationists commonly argue that, in order to offer even basic functionality, the eye must be so complex as to preclude an evolutionary explanation for its development. They therefore view the eye as a perfect example of [[Irreducible Complexity]]. This applies most strikingly to the eyes of the larger molluscs, octopuses, [[squid]] and cuttlefish.
Creationists commonly argue that, in order to offer even basic functionality, the eye must be so complex as to preclude an evolutionary explanation for its development. They therefore view the eye as a perfect example of [[Irreducible Complexity]]. This applies most strikingly to the eyes of the larger molluscs, octopuses, [[squid]] and cuttlefish.
Evolutionists tend to claim that the eye could have indeed formed through means of natural selection, this starting from a small layer of cells.<ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEKyqIJkuDQ&feature=channel_page</ref>
==Eye varieties==
==Eye varieties==