The Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection - GCSE Biology

🦊 In this GCSE Biology video, we discuss the theory of natural selection, which was independently proposed by both Darwin and Wallace. While Darwin is often credited as the father of evolution, Wallace played a significant role in its development. Their joint writings and collaboration led to the publication of "On the Origin of Species" by Darwin in 1859, a seminal work that established the concept of natural selection as a driving force behind evolution. The video also illustrates how natural selection operates through the example of peppered moths, demonstrating how variations in coloration can lead to differential survival rates in changing environments, thereby shaping the genetic composition of populations over time.
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