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    Charles Darwin was born in 1809 and through his theory of natural selection, proposed that evolution occurs through natural processes like variation, inheritance, population growth and differential survival and reproduction, where individuals less adapted to the environment are less likely to survive and reproduce. Darwin provided evidence from embryology, anatomy, paleontology and molecular genetics and his theory of evolution by natural selection sparked a scientific revolution that influenced fields like genetics, taxonomy, evolutionary biology and philosophy.

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    Charles Darwin was born in 1809 and through his theory of natural selection, proposed that evolution occurs through natural processes like variation, inheritance, population growth and differential survival and reproduction, where individuals less adapted to the environment are less likely to survive and reproduce. Darwin provided evidence from embryology, anatomy, paleontology and molecular genetics and his theory of evolution by natural selection sparked a scientific revolution that influenced fields like genetics, taxonomy, evolutionary biology and philosophy.

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    DARWINIAN REVOLUTION

    REVOLUTION
    CHARLES DARWIN
    Birthdate: February 12, 1809
    NATURAL SELECTION
    =
    “IT IS NOT THE STRONGEST OF THE SPECIES
    THAT SURVIVES, NOR THE MOST INTELLIGENT,
    BUT THE ONE MOST RESPONSIVE TO CHANGE.”
    -CHARLES DARWIN
    EXAMPLES
    PROCESSES OF NATURAL SELECTION

    • VARIATION
    • INHERITANCE
    • HIGH RATE POPULATION
    • DIFFFERENTIAL SURVIVAL AND REPRODUCTION
    EVIDENCE OF NATURAL SELECTION

    • EMBRYOLOGY
    ANATOMY
    PALEONTOLOGY
    MOLECULAR AND GENETIC
    SIGNIFICANCE OF DARWINIAN
    REVOLUTION

    • Genetics
    • Taxonomy
    • Evolutionary Biology
    • Philosophy of Biology
    • Antropocentrism

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