FAQ About Alfred Russel Wallace

Some of Alfred Russel Wallace's key works include "The Malay Archipelago," which is partly an autobiography and partly a book of scientific theory, and "Contributions to the Theory of Natural Selection," which outlines many of his ideas on evolution. His book "The Geographical Distribution of Animals" laid foundational work in the field of biogeography. "Darwinism," published in 1889, is another significant work where Wallace explores and provides evidence supporting the theory of natural selection.