… of natural selection in wild populations is reviewed. It is shown that the contributions of AR
Wallace, … I conclude that natural selection's lesser known co-discoverer should be regarded as …

… evolution by natural selection should go to Darwin solely or jointly to Darwin and Wallace
depends on understanding exactly what is meant by the theory of natural selection which will …

On the occasion of the centenary of their publication, on 2 August 1858, the Darwin-Wallace
papers, the eighteen pages of which are described by Sir Gavin de Beer in his preface as "…

… years earlier of the DarwinWallace joint papers, "On the Tendency of Species to form
Varieties; and on the Perpetuation of Varieties and Species by Natural Means of Selection." 1 On …

… While travelling, Wallace refined his thoughts about evolution and in … of natural selection in
an article he sent to Charles Darwin. This was published in the same year along with Darwin's …

… Darwin that concern natural selection and were conceived before any communication with
Wallace … as we know, universally accepted: that Darwin’s evolutionism dates from long before …

… the path which led Alfred Russel Wallace, independently of Charles Darwin, to discover
natural selection in 1858. Philip Darlington has observed that Wallace was led to his momentous …

… The effect of this paper on Darwin was such that it led to his publication within a year of
the Origin of Species. For Wallace and Darwin, natural selection was a struggle for existence …

… on the conceptual frameworks within which their theories of natural selection developed. In
this paper, I aim to establish the contrast in Wallace and Darwin’s writings from the field, and …

… DARWIN, WALLACE AND NATURAL SELECTION The major contribution of this document
is the theory of natural selection. Expressed in its clearest form by Darwin, this theory holds …