Origin Of Species

A Classic that look the world by storm, raising havoc among scientists apparently contradicted the account of the creation of the world of Genesis in the Bible, Charles Darwin`s The Origin Of Species remains the most readable and accessible of the great revolutionary works of scientific imagination. Sold out on the very first day of its publication in 1859 and often considered a watershed in the history of scientific, philosophical and theological ideas, the book describes the most fundamental truth of the natural world that there a exists a ``natural selection`` of favourable variations and a fierce ``struggle for existence`` in all living beings, thereby ensuring the survival of the fittest.
Contents :
Introduction Variation Under Domestication Variation Under Nature Struggle For Existence Natural Selection Laws Of Variation Difficulties On Theory Instinct Hybridism On The Imperfection Of The Geological Record On The Geological Succession Of The Organic Beings Geographical Distribution Mutual Affinities Of Orgainc Beings Recapitulation And Conclusion