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A series of essays critically examines the theory that species arise by descent with modification through natural selection, outlining the mechanisms of variation, inheritance, and survival, and illustrating how selection might operate across environments and time. It surveys evidence from morphology, embryology, paleontology, geographic distribution, and classification, addresses major objections and geological gaps, and discusses whether such a naturalistic account can coexist with design-based theology, proposing reconciliations and limits to the theory's explanatory reach.
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