In of Species, he argues that variation is vital
In Charles Darwin’s excerpt,Natural Selection from The Origin ofSpecies, he argues that variation is vital for species to thrive andreproduce and is the basis of natural selection. Darwin bringsupon two main ideas that explains his argument regarding variation, that isnatural selection and the struggle for existence. He explains howthis struggle to exist is the reason why some traits of certain species thriveand others do not. Darwin uses an example such as, two canineanimals at a time of food shortage that fight with each other to acquire foodand live (Darwin, 1956, p.132). Based upon Malthus’doctrines, Darwin explains that regardless of the […]