From: John Beckett 

"Geo"  wrote in message news::
> > ""The evolution of complexity is a longstanding issue
in evolutionary
> > biology,"
>
> Not to mention it's how matter evolved as well. Starting with hydrogen and
> working it's way up the periodic table.

Echoing Monte's comment, while the production of complex elements from the
stars is extremely interesting (and a pre-requisite to life), it is not
"evolution".

However, the fact that complex atoms were produced from the simple
components of hydrogen is certainly an extremely graphic example of how
complexity can occur. There is no law that prevents complexity.

John

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