This book presents a comprehensive collection of articles on Darwin's theory of evolution and its impact on science and society. Written by the renowned naturalist and author O Morris, these essays explore the concepts of natural selection and adaptation, as well as the controversies that arose in the wake of Darwin's ideas. An essential read for anyone interested in the history of evolution and its ongoing significance.

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