Delve into the foundational principles of evolutionary biology with August Weismann's "The Evolution Theory, Vol. 1 of 2." This seminal work explores the groundbreaking concepts of evolution, heredity, and natural selection, presenting a detailed examination of the biological mechanisms driving life's diversity. Weismann, a key figure in the development of Darwinism, offers a comprehensive study of the scientific underpinnings of evolution.

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