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L’origine des espèces

L’origine des espèces

Charles Darwin

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Editorial:
Prodinnova
Año de edición:
2019
Materia
Evolución
ISBN:
9782379760686
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Dans cet ouvrage de Charles Darwin, publié le 24 novembre 1859, Charles Darwin explique le mécanisme présidant, selon lui, à l’évolution graduelle des espèces vivantes dans la nature.Malgré son titre, cet ouvrage est considéré aujourd’hui comme fondateur de la théorie de l’évolution moderne. Darwin mentionne différents prédécesseurs, à la fois concernant l’idée de « descendance avec modification » et l’idée de sélection naturelle.

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