Human Devolution

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I do look to creation dot com for much information, I haven't linked to them because for 30 days am not allowed to link after registration, but yes, I am very open about going to creation 

dot com for information, I have found them very helpful in my pursuit of truth and are they staffed by capable scientists, mostly with Doctorates. I do of course look to other sites as well, I will try to make that more 

clear despite not being allowed to link for another month or so, I apologise for any confusion in not making things clearer.

Mathilda I can see you have very little understanding of what irreducible complexity is “Irreducible complexity is a term used to describe a characteristic of certain complex systems whereby they need all of their individual component parts in place in order to function. In other words, it is impossible to reduce the complexity of (or to simplify) an irreducibly complex system by removing any of its component parts and still maintain its functionality.” (creation dot com)

I really have no idea why you would think it has anything to do with the ecosystem, and am quite frankly shocked at your answer.
For example the ATP Sythese enzyme is a marvel of Engineering and had to have each of its component parts work from THE BEGINNING, to work properly, any part missing makes it useless. How could it possibly gradually evolve??

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Can't spell the enzyme correctly, and don't know any more than you are spoon fed. I'll give you a simple reference for, well, a simpleton.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ATP_synthase

I suggest you read the whole reference but if that is to much look at the evolution (oh no, the "e" word), and the different organisms where it is found. 

Again, science is not your strong suit and you are not helping your very tenuous cause.