Sexual Selection In Relation To Man And Conclusion Part 3 Charles Darwin

Charles Darwin, 12 February 1809 – 19 April 1882, Was An English Naturalist, Geologist And Biologist, Best Known For His Contributions To The Science Of Evolution. He Established That All Species Of Life Have Descended Over Time From Common Ancestors And, İn A Joint Publication With Alfred Russel Wallace, İntroduced His Scientific Theory That This Branching Pattern Of Evolution Resulted From A Process That He Called Natural Selection, İn Which The Struggle For Existence Has A Similar Effect To The Artificial Selection İnvolved İn Selective Breeding.