The Variation of Animals and Plants under Domestication

Exploring the principles of variation in domesticated species, this work delves into how animals and plants adapt under human influence. Darwin examines the effects of selective breeding and environmental factors on traits, providing insights into evolution and natural selection. The book combines empirical observations with theoretical discussions, highlighting the intricate relationship between humans and the species they cultivate. Darwin's meticulous research lays the groundwork for understanding genetic diversity and its implications for both agriculture and nature.