The Origin of Species: From 'the Westminster Review', April 1860
1859
The Origin of Species: From 'the Westminster Review', April 1860
1859
History - Modern (1750+), Science - Biology
The Origin of Species: From 'the Westminster Review', published in 1860 by Thomas Henry Huxley, is a pivotal scientific work that defends Charles Darwin's theories of evolution. Huxley, known as 'Darwin's Bulldog,' discusses biological diversity, natural selection, and common descent, providing evidence from nature, including domestic breeding and the fossil record. This publication played a crucial role in advancing evolutionary theory and addressing criticisms of Darwin's ideas, solidifying its importance in scientific discourse during the Victorian era.
