$230.00
Douglas Dewar and Frank Finn
Series: Science, Evolution and Creationism
BISAC: SCI027000
This book, originally published near the start of the twentieth century, was written with two aims in mind. In the first place, the authors attempted to place before the general public in simple language a true statement of the then-present position of biological science. In the second place, they endeavoured to furnish the scientific men of the day with food for reflection.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1. Rise of the Theory of Natural Selection and Its Subsequent Development
Chapter 2. Some of the More Important Objections to the Theory of Natural Selection
Chapter 3. Variation
Chapter 4. Hybridism
Chapter 5. Inheritance
Chapter 6. The Colouration of Organisms
Chapter 7. Sexual Dimorphism
Chapter 8. The Factors of Evolution
Footnotes
Index
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