Victorian scientists used their observations of the natural world to understand how organisms could change over time. These observations became critical to them when they eventually had to explain how evolution worked to other scientists.
Learn about how Victorian scientists used their observations of the natural world to understand how organisms could change over time.
Evolution is driven by random changes in the genes of organisms, called mutations, and a complex process called natural selection.
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Last year nearly 100,000 specimens were loaned to scientific institutions and researchers worldwide.