How Does Charles Darwin's Theory Of Evolution Influence Society
Charles Darwin in his novel, on The Origin of Species, educates the world with one of the greatest scientific findings of the late eighteen hundreds being the theory of natural selection. Darwin's, The Origin of Species has influenced society in many ways; creating a new theory in human society in regards to Social Darwinism, implementing controversial topics on religion and becoming the basis and starting point for the field of biology. This idea is Darwin’s attempt at an explanation on how the planet and its' species developed into what society knows them as today. After many studies and findings, Charles describes how through a process of tens of millions of years, through the effects of humanity and the results of nature, species have had multiple ongoing changes based on recognizable successes and failures. The natural world through great trials has developed beneficial inconsistencies that at times seem too intricate to be the work of a higher being.
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Evolution as stated in Darwin’s novel the decent of man and selection in relation to sex states, “evolution is the process by which organisms change over time as a result of changes in heritable physical or behavioral traits allowing an organism to better adapt to its environment and in turn allowing specific species to survive and have more offspring.” By discovering the theory of evolution, Darwin was able to explain why species gain certain genetic edges over its predators. Allowing the animal to have increased chances of procreation or adaptation. The beneficial variance or change provides the advantage for generations after, the trait then becomes passed on to other animals of the same species in their offspring. Darwin’s idea of evolution within the animal kingdom soon shifted in the direction of human
Evolution as stated in Darwin’s novel the decent of man and selection in relation to sex states, “evolution is the process by which organisms change over time as a result of changes in heritable physical or behavioral traits allowing an organism to better adapt to its environment and in turn allowing specific species to survive and have more offspring.” By discovering the theory of evolution, Darwin was able to explain why species gain certain genetic edges over its predators. Allowing the animal to have increased chances of procreation or adaptation. The beneficial variance or change provides the advantage for generations after, the trait then becomes passed on to other animals of the same species in their offspring. Darwin’s idea of evolution within the animal kingdom soon shifted in the direction of human