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Yup! The formation of the first Eukaryotic cell is a mystery. Eukaryotes have features of both bacteria and archea, yet doesn't have a clear origin in either
by civilian 12y ago
Yup! The formation of the first Eukaryotic cell is a mystery. Eukaryotes have features of both bacteria and archea, yet doesn't have a clear origin in either of them. Here's a book that goes into more depth on the important stages of evolution: http://www.amazon.com/Major-Transitions-Evolution-Maynard-Smith/dp/019850294X http://www.amazon.com/Major-Transitions-Evolution-Maynard-Sm...
On a tangent, my dismissiveness of creationists has only increased since reading The Major Transitions in Evolution. There are some really perplexing things in early evolution that we don't understand at all. And yet creationists like to talk about chimps and rocks.
- Evgeny 12y agoHere's a book that goes into more depth on the important stages of evolution And the Kindle edition is more expensive than the paper one ... makes me wonder how their pricing process works?