Charles Darwin - Tim M. Berra [RESEED]

The theory of evolution is arguably the greatest idea the human mind ever had, and its proposer, Charles Darwin, is among the most influential scientists who ever lived. He changed the way humans view their place in nature. His explanation of the evolutionary process occurring through natural selection forms the basis of modern-day biological sciences, including the applied disciplines of agriculture, medicine, and, most recently, biotechnology. There have been hundreds of books and articles about the life and times of this great man, and I obviously cannot cover everything there is to know in one short book. If you can read only one Darwin book, I highly recommend the 1991 biography by Adrian Desmond and James Moore; if you can manage two, add Darwin’s autobiography. Here, I aim to present a more personal look at Darwin the man. SEED PLEASE,

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