Nick’s Reviews > The Origin of Species > Status Update

so in a state of nature, natural selection will be enabled to act on and modify organic beings at any age, by the accumulation of profitable variations at that age, and by their inheritance at a corresponding age.

The struggle for existence is also invariably affected by natural selection. How this is so, I haven't a clue for I am still reading about Natural Selection.

The Struggle for Existence is an occurrence in which, can affect every living creature, and every living plant by some means; be it by wiping out the young, or by starving all the seeds from water via a drought.

Variety is an inevitability when it comes to, the variation of a species and its sub-species. However, it has been argued many times over as to what accounts to a species, and what accounts to a sub-species.

The final result it thus rendered infinitely complex.

Natural selection, as well as man made selections are quite prevalent.

Darwin tends to both agree, and disagree with the people that he's met. This is mainly due to the fact that they were either, naturalists like himself, breeders, or even botanists.

I chose this book because it fits my logic/thinking styles. Overall it is an interesting book, but it can be challenging at times. In the beginning of the book, Charles Darwin starts off by talking about the origin of species.