But there's more Darwin-related news to pass along. First, there's the incredible report that a rare, first-edition copy of Origin was recently found on a bathroom bookshelf in Oxford, England ...

IT is considered to be one of the most important ever books. It sparked massive controversy when it arrived in bookshops 160 years ago. Now a rare… ...

A rare 150-year-old book has fetched £98,500 at auction – almost £40,000 more than expected. The first edition copy of Charles Darwin's 1859 On The Origin Of Species was originally owned by ...

The first edition of Charles Darwin’s On the Origin of Species laid out the case for evolution by natural selection with nearly 500 pages of dense prose and a single diagram. Now, writer Michael ...

The Hindman copy of On the Origin of Species, published by John Murray of London, is said to be in “superb” condition. Another copy of the title sold at the Bonhams auction house in June 2019 ...

A rare, first-edition copy of Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species fetched a hefty price at a London auction Tuesday, after having been kept in a British family's guest washroom for years.

It's a natural selection to take centre stage at Lifeline's Big Book Fair this weekend.A rare copy of Charles Darwin's landmark The Origin of Species, dating back to 1871, will be the showpiece ...

The copy of Origin of Species owned by Caspary was sold in the early 20th century to Edward Bradford Titchener (1867-1927), an English-born psychologist and professor at Cornell University, ...

Charles Darwin is known for his theory of evolution which was elaborated in On t he Origin of Species.Now an annotated copy of the book has been discovered and is going to be auctioned. It will be ...

2009 is the 150th anniversary of the publication of "On the Origin of Species." As with many original sources, it is known mostly by reputation but Darwin's writing can still offer surprises ...

In “On the Origin of Species”, published three years later, Darwin put forward the idea that what creatures of the same species shared was common ancestry. They were more closely related to ...