Darwin, and after Darwin

Exploring the impact of Charles Darwin's theories, this work delves into the subsequent developments in evolutionary biology and the reactions to Darwin's ideas. Romanes examines the contributions of various scientists and thinkers who built upon or challenged Darwin's concepts, highlighting the ongoing debates in the field. The book serves as both a historical account and a critical analysis of the evolution of evolutionary thought following Darwin's groundbreaking work, making it a significant resource for understanding the progression of biological sciences.