natural selection

Argues that Charles Darwin's vision of evolution ignores the process of symbiosis and discusses how the blending of life forms through symbiosis has resulted in gigantic leaps in evolution.

Examines the origins and impact of thousands of non-indigenous flora and fauna that have entered the United States in recent years.

Presents Charles Darwin's classic in which he argues that species change over time, evolving or dying out entirely, through the process of natural selection; and his journals from his five-year voyage around the world on the "H.M.S. Beagle, " in which he recorded his observations on geology and natural history.

Presents Charles Darwin's influential text in which he argues that species change over time, evolving or dying out entirely, through the process of natural selection.

An overview of natural selection that covers adaptation, Charles Darwin's work and objections to his theories, Mendel's findings about inheritance, and other related topics.

Explores some of the defense mechanisms and weapons animals have developed over the course of three-billion years of evolution.

Proponent of Charles Darwin's theory of evolution discusses how the idea has been distorted and the correct way to think about evolution, and examines challenges to the theory and its impact on the future of humans.

"Twayne's studies in intellectual and cultural history." Defines and clarifies Darwinism and sets it in the context of 19th century thought.

Introduces the author's unabridged theories of evolution by natural selection concluding with a subject index. Discusses the struggle for existence in the natural world, laws of variation, instinct, geographical distribution, hybrids and the appearance of new species.

"The Modern Library of the world's best books." Presents Darwins's theories of evolution and natural selection.