By: Wallace, Alfred Russel,      1823-1913<br>Publication Details: London, Chapman & Hall, 1908<br>Contributed By: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

By: Wallace, Alfred Russel, 1823-1913 Publication Details: London, Chapman & Hall, 1908 Contributed By: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

By: Wallace, Alfred Russel,      1823-1913<br>Publication Details: London, Chapman &amp; Hall, 1908<br>Contributed By: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

My life

Selected items featuring the work of Alfred Russel Wallace (1823-1913), British biologist, anthropologist, geographer, environmentalist, and human rights advocate. The man who, independently of Darwin, arrived to the same conclusion on natural selection. In 1858 he corresponded with Darwin about his theory, prompting Darwin to finally publish the famous work, On the Origin of Species, in 1859.

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