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This book presents the brilliance of Darwin: he is the father of the theory according to which there are no fixed species, created ex nihilo; on the contrary, lineage leads to variations in the species on the one hand, and on the other only those best suited survive, selected by natural conditions.
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L’origine des espèces
This book presents the brilliance of Darwin: he is the father of the theory according to which there are no fixed species, created ex nihilo; on the contrary, lineage leads to variations in the species on the one hand, and on the other only those best suited survive, selected by natural conditions.
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In this work, Darwin reflects on the origin and evolution of species, specifically of animals, as well as on the factors which influence them. He examines the question of symbiosis between different organised beings, their embryological relationships and arrives at the conclusion that species were not created independently from each other but that they are derived from other species. Furthermore he explains how the evolution of species functions in terms of the selection and variation designed to acquire “the perfection of form and co-adaptation which excite and are justifiably worthy of our admiration”. Darwin thereby defends the theory of natural selection
Author | CHARLES DARWIN | |
Editor | FLAMMARION EDITIONS | |
Type of book | Poche | |
Language | French | |
Dimensions | 11 x 18 |
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