darwinism
1 of 1noun/ˈdɑrwɪnɪzəm/
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the theory of Charles Darwin that claims the evolution of species happens by natural selection
- Darwinism explains how species adapt to their environments through natural selection over time.
- The principles of Darwinism were revolutionary, transforming the way scientists understand biodiversity.
- Many biologists consider Darwinism to be a cornerstone of modern evolutionary science.
- Darwinism has influenced fields beyond biology, such as sociology and economics, through the idea of "survival of the fittest."
- Some educators incorporate Darwinism into their curriculum to teach about evolution and natural selection.