What Makes Biology Unique?

Featuring a collection of essays by Ernst Mayr, a leading figure in evolutionary biology, this book delves into key concepts and theories that shaped the field in the twentieth century. Mayr's insights explore the intricacies of evolution, species formation, and the philosophical implications of biological research, making it a significant contribution to understanding life's diversity. Through his articulate writing, readers gain a deeper appreciation of evolutionary science and its impact on our comprehension of nature.