From: Bill Lucy 

In article , georger{at}nls.net says...
> > In my somewhat limited understanding of evolution, the simpler->complex
> > construct is not supported. Bacteria, for instance, are not complex, but
> > from an evolutionary standpoint they have flourished beyond any more
> > complex organisms.
>
> Since their appearance, have bacteria evolved? If not then how can you
> consider that an example of evolution.

Yes, they have evolved. Otherwise, we wouldn't have anaerobic bacteria
helping our digestive systems, we would have eradicated TB, etc.

Even though they have grown no more complex, they still evolve.

--- BBBS/NT v4.01 Flag-5