Let's try photosynthesis. This is a massive increase in complexity achieved by plants which could not have happened all at once but would require increases in complexity to be sustained and progressive.Originally posted by The Galatian:
So, what process, required for evolution, is prohibited by entropy?
A specific physical process, with your evidence that it cannot happen.
I submit that entropy, as a generalized trend, would prevent this from happening. The tendency towards a breakdown in component parts before they were all functioning together and being replaced by the cell as needed would prevent photosynthesis from forming step by step in a cell.