Darwin: On The Origin Of Species By The Means Of Natural Selection

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His general idea was that amongst a family of plants or animals, individual members carried hereditary traits. These traits would be general to the individual's family, but not the species. It was these traits that could give the members a better chance of survival and means by which to reproduce. This was what Darwin called "natural selection" or "survival of the fittest...
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This was what Darwin called "natural selection" or "survival of the fittest." According to the theory, those individuals with slightly better adaptations would get more food, be healthier, live longer and, most importantly, have more mates. As time progressed, traits would become more obvious; therefore later generations would be more defined and, possibly after thousands of generations, form new species...
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