natural selection

Presents an examination of the life and work of Charles Darwin, and provides a new interpretation of Darwin's theories that include new insights into the continuing importance of his thinking.

A collection of essays which examine and explain biological evolution.

Examines the mysteries of the natural world where living things appear to be miraculously designed for the lives they lead, offering as an explanation a gradual evolution that enabled the bodies of flightless animals to sprout wings and the eye to evolve at least forty times.

Presents Charles Darwin's ideas about evolution and explains his belief in natural selection.

Discusses the theories of evolution and natural selection and the controversies they have sparked; examines the anatomical changes of elephants as an example of evolution; describes Charles Darwin's life and his work on the Galapagos Islands; and presents vocabulary words, "fun" facts, activities, and multiple-choice and discussion questions throughout the program.

Explains the theory of evolution, describing how animal species are believed to have developed from early bacteria, discussing the concept of adaptation and survival, and examining the structure of DNA.

Presents a revealing account of the famous biology experiment involving the peppered moths of England led by a British physician in the 1950s.