Quote Originally Posted by Rhyfelwyr View Post
The creation and evolution debate by nature covers a tonne of different disciplines - to claim victory on the grounds of the recurrent laryngeal nerve is clearly ridiculous. Worthwhile arguments must look at the bigger picture if they are to make a serious challenge to the foundations of creationist or evolutionist theory.
A fairly well known example is the evolution of the eyeball.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolution_of_the_eye

The eyes of squids and octopuses don't have a blind spot like vertebrates do, because the nerve endings are on the rear side of the retina. Which makes complete sense, and which begs the question why this feature hasn't been incorporated in vertebrates.

I'd expect that an expert could name many more examples on the top of his head. These two just happen to be examples that are easily understood by laymen.