The Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection

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The book explores the evolution of thought regarding the Origin of Species, highlighting the historical debate between the belief in the immutability of species and the idea of their modification over time. It references classical writers like Aristotle, who hinted at concepts resembling natural selection, albeit without full understanding. The work also discusses modern contributions, notably from Buffon, while emphasizing the scientific inquiry into species transformation and the implications of these ideas for natural history.