Darwin for beginners

by Jonathan Miller, M. Miller, V. Van Loon

1982BiographyNaturalistsEvolution (Biology)BiografíaPopular works

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First lines

WHEN DARWIN'S FRIEND & COLLEAGUE T.H. HUXLEY FIRST READ THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES IN 1859 HE SAID TO HIMSELF . . . . . . . . ."HOW STUPID NOT TO HAVE THOUGHT OF IT BEFORE!"

About this book

Looks at previous theories about the nature of life, summarizes arguments supporting the theory of evolution, and discusses more recent discoveries in genetics.