In Defense of Darwin's Theory

Abstract

Biologists continue to discuss the neo-Darwinian theory of evolution through natural selection. Some question its respectability as a scientific construct, while others doubt its ability to explain adequately the evolution of organic diversity. We maintain that natural selection is an inevitable process, given the known characteristics of life; that we may base scientific explanations and predictions on an understanding of its workings; and that we need not invoke novel mechanisms in the speciation process.

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