"On the Origin" Anniversary
August 1, 2011
On Nov. 24, 1859, Charles Darwin published "On the Origin of Species." It became the most significant scientific work in the last two centuries, challenging and changing how the world views nature, the environment and mankind. Now, a new, online special report released by the National Science Foundation asks "how life began," "why scientists believe humans are the result of evolution," "is global climate change forcing evolution," "could life have evolved on other planets," and many other pressing, evolution-themed questions.
Topics:
Environment, Religion Belief, Evolutionary biologists, Evolution, Fellows of the Royal Society, Objections to evolution, Ethologists, Coleopterists, On the Origin of Species, Charles Darwin
