1809-1882

Examines the life of Charles Darwin and his theory of evolution, exploring his early life and his love of insects to his later years as a respected, published scientist and author.

An introduction to the life and accomplishments of the nineteenth-century British naturalist Charles Darwin.

Chronicles the life and career of Charles Darwin, describing his childhood in early-nineteenth-century England, his beginnings in science, his voyage of discovery on the "Beagle," the publication of "On the Origin of Species," and his relationships with his wife and children.

Presents an explanation of evolution in graphic novel form through a conversation between Charles Darwin and Mara, a follicle mite that lives in his left eyebrow and believes him to be a god.

A biography of the English naturalist who, after collecting plants and animals from around the world, came up with the theory of evolution by natural selection.

Examines the life of Charles Darwin and explains that thinking that led him to develop his theory of evolution. Includes historical photographs and passages from Darwin's diary.

A thoroughly annotated edition of Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species, in which he explains his theory of evolution by natural selection.

Evolutionary biologist Francisco Ayala explains the science of evolution, showing why it is accepted by scientists as fact; critiques Intelligent Design theory; and argues that science and religion should be kept separate.

Examines the life and works of Charles Darwin beginning after his five-year, around the world trip on the survey ship "Beagle," and focuses on the factors that led to his work on the "Origin of the Species.".

Explores Charles Darwin's book "On the Origin of the Species," addressing his original theory, the book's publication, controversies, and the legacy of the work; and providing biographical information about Darwin.