It is very compelling to wonder about the questions that we are not yet even capable of asking, because we are too ignorant, or because we are not yet in the 'right' world view or scientific paradigm. I think we are in no danger of ever running out of questions, and we are in no danger of running short of stunning surprises as the future unfolds.
The exact development of some structures is still not clear; for example, the human eye (an oft-quoted one sometimes used as 'proof' against evolution). We do have some ideas, but nothing compelling as yet - it is unlikely we will ever know for sure, since the soft tissues don't often last long enough.
Some could be:
1. Origin of the first cells - where did the first cell come from that could evolve into what we are today?
2. What caused the Cambrian Explosion?
By what processes did the first molecular replicators originate from which cellular life emerged - Technically this question is not a part of evolutionary research, but it is related, and fascinating.
Two questions are:
1. How could variant precursors of the current genetic code evolve and compete in a population. The current genetic code is not perfect, but to a certain degree optimized for error-correction. That means that it must have evolved. However, any change in the code itself, in the way RNA/DNA is read, immediately would render much of the genes in the genome unreadable. Therefore: by what mechanism did the current genetic code evolve from its precursors.
2. How did sexual reproduction evolve. What is the mechanism by which there came to be male and female expressions of the same genome. There are various hypotheses explaining how this might occur, but much is still unknown.
How did it start or where will it lead are two.
Answer 1
The tree of life is being built as we speak. The hypothetical phylogeny of all life on Earth from its Precambrian common ancestor (LUCA) is being constructed as we speak. Every year it seems, more and more phylogenies of the small branches of the tree of life come into focus. The questions of evolution regarding this phylogeny would include:
Who started thinking about it, did he or she realize anything similar about it.
How is are body formed
There aren't any problems in evolutionary theory. However, there are enough unanswered question remaining in evolution to keep scientists busy for centuries to come.
It is still and unanswered question among evolutionary biologists. Or you might say there is no consensus.
See related questions below for an answer.
Evolution is not a theory it is a fact. Recognised as such by most sensible people and many religions. There are several theories of how and why evolution proceeds "oh ok... im just doing a science assignment on evolution and that's one of the questions we have to cover, although i do go to a christian school"
The discovery of the replication mechanism of DNA answered questions about evolution
some unanswered questions are, did people back then wear underwear
Questions with only an Expert answer are treated as Unanswered. A mistaken policy according to some.
Yes there are some unanswered questions in life like how was the universe formed
No they are not.
You can find unanswered questions by going to the top of the Answers website, clicking "Ask" and then on the right side clicking Unanswered Questions. Then browse to the category that you want (Biology).
Some unanswered question about the lochness are 1. Is it your mother? 2. Can it go on the potty 3. Will it step on my mother? These are the questions about lochness
You can find unanswered questions by going to the top of the Answers website, clicking "Ask" and then on the right side clicking Unanswered Questions. Then browse to the category that you want (Biology).
Simply unanswered questions about Poptropica.
Because some people don't know the answer to them and there fore the question remains unanswered.
because they just do what they do
YES, there are unanswered questions on Stardoll.
there are a ton of unanswered ?s in the world that nobody even know about some of them