Darwin, Charles

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.

Presents passages from nine of Darwin's more influential works and includes critical commentaries with each section.

Contains the autobiographical memoirs of Charles Darwin in which he shares stories of his youth and family, and focuses on his public career and achievements in science.

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.

Presents Darwin's theories of evolution and natural selection and presents scientific evidence in support of his theories.

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.

Charles Darwin chronicles the five years he spent early in his career aboard the survey ship HMS "Beagle, " exploring the Southern Hemisphere, including Brazilian rain forests, the Andes, and the Gal?pagos Islands.