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First published in 1871, is a foundational work in evolutionary biology. In this book, Darwin applies his theory of evolution to human beings, exploring how humans have evolved from earlier forms of life. He also introduces the concept of sexual selection, which he describes as a mechanism distinct from natural selection but equally important in shaping the evolution of species
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