The Change In Charles Darwin's Theory Of Evolution
Evolution means that the different living forms came from our earliest ancestors. Also, one specific trait can control plenty of genes and be changed from one generation to the next which Charles Darwin was the first person to come up and witness the theory of evolutionary. The process of evolution wasn’t fast, but throughout many years, it can cause species of animals and plants to evolve with new features that help the species better adapt to their environment. This process is called natural selection because it involves with the passing of selected traits to offspring which will help them survive in the environment. It took to be the central idea of Charles Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace. There are three main sources that make up variation the first one is mutations which is changed in the DNA. Also,
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He was a naturalist at a young age being interested in both plants and animals. Darwin always lacked on being just interested in one subject at a time. One topic that Darwin always was interested was the evolutionary theory. Charles met a man named Captain Robert Fitzroy they both decided to go a journey that they would sail the coast lines of South America as Darwin being an amateur. Instead of Darwin spending five years just in the sea he decided he wanted to explore the lands. One specific animal that grabbed Darwin’s attention was the finch bird. He noticed that on every island he would go each species of finches were different especially their` beaks. He then took examples of the different bird species and took them back with him to the museum of London. Darwin never valued the little differences between the finches until John Gould did and that’s when Darwin realized the importance on the little details changed the whole view and named it natural selection. At last, November 24 of 1859; Darwin had written a book called “On the Origin of Species”, where it explains his theory of
He was a naturalist at a young age being interested in both plants and animals. Darwin always lacked on being just interested in one subject at a time. One topic that Darwin always was interested was the evolutionary theory. Charles met a man named Captain Robert Fitzroy they both decided to go a journey that they would sail the coast lines of South America as Darwin being an amateur. Instead of Darwin spending five years just in the sea he decided he wanted to explore the lands. One specific animal that grabbed Darwin’s attention was the finch bird. He noticed that on every island he would go each species of finches were different especially their` beaks. He then took examples of the different bird species and took them back with him to the museum of London. Darwin never valued the little differences between the finches until John Gould did and that’s when Darwin realized the importance on the little details changed the whole view and named it natural selection. At last, November 24 of 1859; Darwin had written a book called “On the Origin of Species”, where it explains his theory of