A Critique of the Theory of Evolution

This work presents a critical examination of evolutionary theory, focusing on the scientific arguments surrounding the mechanisms of evolution. Morgan, a prominent geneticist, challenges prevailing notions and explores the implications of genetic research on the understanding of evolution. He delves into the relationship between heredity and variation, questioning the sufficiency of natural selection as an explanation for the complexity of life. The book invites readers to reconsider established ideas and engage with the evolving discourse on evolution and genetics.