Hello, there are a couple of questions that I'm interested in.
1: How long - approximately - does it take for an organ of average complexity to evolve from its simplest form?
2a: The environment is complex, sometimes more variables than one need to be addressed so that the creature can continue living the way it has done before, what is the chances that a creature will evolve in two ways simultaneously?
2b: I guess that the evolution of the brain might be one of the solutions to multiple survival scenarios, does that mean that we will eventually be the only species left as we have the highest survival chance because of the way we can adapt?
2c: Were other species more abundant before, so that we have decreased their chances of surviving a environmental change? (as we constantly shoot animals so that they are kept at a constant rate - even kill insects that are deemed a threat to us)
2d: How many of a species is needed for evolution to occur - generally?
2e: Could we become a concurrent to evolution of other species, as we will build tools and keep a species alive if they were to be threatened by environmental change?
3: If I were evolution then the first thing I would change - if there were a environmental change - would be what attracts females (or what attracts males) so that the attraction would lead evolution towards the desired change. Could that be a quick fix in reality? (I would think that it would need less generations to complete the change, than would it not be directed)
1: How long - approximately - does it take for an organ of average complexity to evolve from its simplest form?
2a: The environment is complex, sometimes more variables than one need to be addressed so that the creature can continue living the way it has done before, what is the chances that a creature will evolve in two ways simultaneously?
2b: I guess that the evolution of the brain might be one of the solutions to multiple survival scenarios, does that mean that we will eventually be the only species left as we have the highest survival chance because of the way we can adapt?
2c: Were other species more abundant before, so that we have decreased their chances of surviving a environmental change? (as we constantly shoot animals so that they are kept at a constant rate - even kill insects that are deemed a threat to us)
2d: How many of a species is needed for evolution to occur - generally?
2e: Could we become a concurrent to evolution of other species, as we will build tools and keep a species alive if they were to be threatened by environmental change?
3: If I were evolution then the first thing I would change - if there were a environmental change - would be what attracts females (or what attracts males) so that the attraction would lead evolution towards the desired change. Could that be a quick fix in reality? (I would think that it would need less generations to complete the change, than would it not be directed)