Darwin’s Heritage: Endless Evolution of a Species Concept
Irina Bakloushinskaya
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Irina Bakloushinskaya
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Abstract The 160 years that have passed since the release of the first edition of the brilliant work by Charles Darwin On the Origin of Species through Natural Selection were extremely fruitful for biology, primarily for the development of the theory of evolution and species concept. Despite this, almost all problems formulated by Charles Darwin are still relevant, including the problem of the species and the role of hybridization in evolution.
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Abstract The 160 years that have passed since the release of the first edition of the brilliant work by Charles Darwin On the Origin of Species through Natural Selection were extremely fruitful for biology, primarily for the development of the theory of evolution and species concept. Despite this, almost all problems formulated by Charles Darwin are still relevant, including the problem of the species and the role of hybridization in evolution.
Key concepts: Darwin (ADL), Charles darwin, Origin of species, Natural selection, Evolutionary biology, Biological evolution, Epistemology, Darwinism