Rough dot would look something like an eye? Give me a break.
Secondly, why would predators care if it looked like an eye or not? These butterflies still get eaten. The only possible explanation can be sexual selection, which is moot as well because a 'rough dot looking like an eye' won't give much of an edge to the butterfly for it to be chosen over other patterns.
The probabilities are just too low. To think that this could be formed via mutations and natural selection alone takes more faith than to believe that it was guided by some entity. (Before any retard calls me a creationist, note that the entity can also be aliens, or some unknown natural forces, not just god).
You write all that stuff about this butterfly
and you tell me that you have NO biology/Genetics/Evolutionary Science background dear liberated? You are too smart to be in other fields of Sciences So move in to Biological Sciences
Secondly, why would predators care if it looked like an eye or not? These butterflies still get eaten.
that may be true but did any one prove it experimentally that probability of these butter flies getting eaten by a predator is equal are similar in number to that of butterflies without these wonderful eyes??
The probabilities are just too low. To think that this could be formed via mutations and natural selection alone takes more faith than to believe that it was guided by some entity. (Before any retard calls me a creationist, note that the entity can also be aliens, or some unknown natural forces, not just god).
What?
You mean to say
"YOU ARE NOT RETARD??" lol.. Why dear liberated., In my observation of students, I realized that those who think that they are retards seem to learn more than those who think that they are smart.. So I am on the side of retards.. lol.., So your point here is quite interesting., when you say that
" To think that this could be formed via mutations and natural selection alone takes more faith than to believe that it was guided by some entity... or some unknown natural forces,.."What kind of entities or natural forces do you have in mind?? Is that natural force has anything to do with biological evolution or you think it is completely out of this world., I mean earth??
do you think that hypothesis of George Beadle and Edward Lawrie Tatum can be questioned?
* All biochemical processes in all living organisms are under genetic control.
* All biochemical reactions in an organism are resolvable into separate steps.
* Each step or reaction is under the control of a single gene.
* Mutation of a single gene results in the loss of function of the appropriate enzyme. In other words, each gene controls the reproduction, function, and specificity of a particular enzyme/proetn.
So what do you think is the basis for that wonderful colors of butterfly wings??
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