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Explore the foundations of modern evolutionary thought with Charles Darwin's "The Variation of Animals and Plants Under Domestication, Vol. 2 of 2." This seminal work delves into the fascinating world of animal and plant domestication, examining the profound impact of selective breeding on the characteristics of life. A cornerstone of natural history and life sciences, Darwin meticulously explores the principles of variation and heredity as they relate to cultivated plants and domesticated animals.
Within these pages, Darwin meticulously analyzes the processes by which humans have shaped the natural world, influencing the evolution of countless species. Discover insights into the science of breeding, the development of distinct traits, and the underlying mechanisms driving biological change. This carefully prepared print edition offers a unique opportunity to engage with Darwin's original observations and reasoning, providing invaluable context for understanding his groundbreaking theories on evolution. A vital resource for anyone interested in the history of science, animal domestication, and the enduring legacy of Charles Darwin.
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