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Darwin's Principles
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Have a little read: ... Jessica Gunn Essay 1 Darwin's Principles During the time when Charles Darwin was alive (1809-1882) most of the Western culture believed that the world was created by God and only several thousand years old. They believed that our world was always like it was then. So when Darwin wrote The Origin of Species it shook up both the cultural and scientific views of his time. His views that evolution occurs by natural selection was one of the most radial theories during his time, yet today is widely accepted as a fact among most of the world. The first principle of Darwin's theory is that individuals vary in many heritable traits, and that no two individuals are exactly alike. He first noticed this during his observations of the different plant and animal species he collected from the Galapagos Islands. He learned that most of these species lived nowhere else in the world, although they resembled
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