Charles Darwin's Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection

Charles Darwin has the greatest influence on the world by proving the evolution of living things. When Charles Darwin made a five-year cruise in H. M.S, he first noticed a similarity between plants and animals. Beagle, available through school friends. During the cruise, Charles Darwin began to be interested in similarities between similar island plants of different islands of similar climate, so he decided to study them closer.

Through the study of Charles Darwin, he published his first work "Origins of Species". In this book, he explains how animals and plants evolved for millions of years to help them better. Darwin believes that these creatures change over time and will help them. The changes he found seemed to be in the process of copying. Features that help them survive are dominant features, but weak features become recessive. A good example of Darwin's attempt to explain is shown in Kirin. A long neck giraffe can reach the food on the tree, but a short neck giraffe can not be reached. The short neck giraffe will die with hunger as the long neck helps Kirin eat. This long neck is the main feature of giraffe. This is what Charles Darwin later called natural selection.

Charles Darwin also showed how to create a new species in evolutionary behavior. It can be explained easily by the effect of natural selection, which is thought to be a new species. So back to the beginning, before the influence of evolution, there was the only species that we evolved into what we know today. So all seeds are a bit tied. Darwin's proof is that life on Earth is only a result of billions of years of adaptation to a changing environment. That's why some species can only live in certain climates. This can be explained by your skin color and plant growth.

Your skin color depends on where you live. (Before transportation is easy) People with dark skin live in warmer areas, and the sun becomes more gorgeous. People with shallow skin live in a cool, sunny place. This is because if the skin pigment is dense it will prevent burns.

There are several ways to develop system theory. Evolutionary development psychology is the application of Charles Darwin's theory of evolution and natural selection theory to the process of human development. Gilbert Gottlieb is an important person in terms of an epigenetic psychobiological system and believes that development is a product of the interaction between biological and environmental forces. The ecological theory was developed by Urie Bronfenbrenner. This theory divides the environment into various systems that interact in some way and affect individual development.

These developments were integrated into Charles Darwin's theory of evolution through natural selection as well as embryology and paleobiology results. In 1859, Darwin founded a process that organic evolution can take and puts the theory of organic evolution on a new scaffold by providing evidence of what it did. Darwin provided a new direction of morphology and physiology by combining them into a common biological theory: organic evolution theory. As a result, animal classification based on family tree, new research on animal development, and early attempts to determine its genetic relationship were made. At the end of the 19th century, the genetic mechanism remains a mystery, but the emergence of the origin and the emergence of the theory of bacterial microbiology of disease.