Some Remarks Upon Matthew's "climate and Evolution" (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781148991955)

"Some Remarks Upon Matthew's 'Climate and Evolution'" (1917) by Thomas Barbour delves into critical analysis of Patrick Matthew's theories on natural selection and climate's influence on evolutionary processes. Barbour offers insights and critiques relevant to the historical context of evolutionary biology. This treatise provides valuable perspectives for scholars interested in the development of evolutionary thought and the history of scientific discourse surrounding natural selection. It sheds light on the early 20th-century understanding of evolutionary mechanisms.

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