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Join us for an evening talk hosted by Oadby and Wigston Local Group.
When Charles Darwin contemplated how best to introduce his controversial new theory of evolution to the general public, he chose to compare it with the selective breeding of domesticated animals. In her new book, Unnatural Selection, marking the 150th anniversary year of Darwin’s great work on domesticated animals Variation under Domestication, author and illustrator Katrina van Grouw explains why this analogy was more appropriate than even Darwin had realised.
Artificial selection is, in fact, more than just an analogy for natural selection – it’s the perfect example of evolution in action.
This is an online event using Zoom, please note you only need to book one ticket per household/computer as you only need one link to enter the event. Please do not book multiple tickets for multiple people using the same computer.
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Questions will be monitored and answered through the Q&A function of Zoom and we will try to answer as many questions as possible at the end of the talk.
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