Some speculate that the eye is too complex to have resulted from evolution.

Last updated: 7/8/2022

Some speculate that the eye is too complex to have resulted from evolution. Yet, evidence suggests organisms may have had eyes for nearly 500 million years. What might scientists infer about the eyes of ancient organisms? a. Only animals living in the bright sunlight develop eyes because theyneed them and use them. b. Only animals with bones would really be trying to develop useful eyes. c. Eyes would bear no resemblance to how eyes are structured today, and would not be recognized as eyes. d. The eyes of ancient organisms would have some characteristics that are similar to eye found in organisms alive today.