Author: Darwin, Charles
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In 'The Variation of Animals and Plants Under Domestication, Vol. I.', Charles Darwin delves into the fascinating world of domesticated animals and plants, uncovering the remarkable variations that have arisen through human intervention. From the peculiar traits of pigeons to the diverse breeds of dogs, Darwin explores the intricate processes of selection, inheritance, and adaptation that have shaped these organisms. Through meticulous observations and compelling examples, he unveils the hidden mechanisms behind the astonishing diversity we see in the natural world.
Genres: Science, Natural History, Evolutionary Biology
Themes: Variation and adaptation, Artificial selection, Inheritance and genetics
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