Darwinism (Wallace)
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- Preface
- Chapter I - WHAT ARE "SPECIES" AND WHAT IS MEANT BY THEIR "ORIGIN"
- Chapter II - THE STRUGGLE FOR EXISTENCE
- Chapter III - THE VARIABILITY OF SPECIES IN A STATE OF NATURE
- Chapter IV - VARIATION OF DOMESTICATED ANIMALS AND CULTIVATED PLANTS
- Chapter V - NATURAL SELECTION BY VARIATION AND SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST
- Chapter VI - DIFFICULTIES AND OBJECTIONS
- Chapter VII - ON THE INFERTILITY OF CROSSES BETWEEN DISTINCT SPECIES AND THE USUAL STERILITY OF THEIR HYBRID OFFSPRING
- Chapter VIII - THE ORIGIN AND USES OF COLOUR IN ANIMALS
- Chapter IX - WARNING COLOURATION AND MIMICRY
- Chapter X - COLOURS AND ORNAMENTS CHARACTERISTIC OF SEX
- Chapter XI - THE SPECIAL COLOURS OF PLANTS: THEIR ORIGIN AND PURPOSE
- Chapter XII - THE GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION OF ORGANISMS
- Chapter XIII - THE GEOLOGICAL EVIDENCES OF EVOLUTION
- Chapter XIV - FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEMS IN RELATION TO VARIATION AND HEREDITY
- Chapter XV - DARWINISM APPLIED TO MAN
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