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Biology, 08.02.2021 23:50 iicekingmann

Mentioning the eyes of the flatworm and the chambered nautilus as examples of "intermediate" stages in eye evolution does NOT imply that the human eye evolved from the precise kind of eyes now found in those living forms. Why do you think that these examples are mentioned in the video?

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