Alfred Russel Wallace's "The Malay Archipelago" is a natural history travelogue detailing his scientific explorations and observations in Southeast Asia. This work is notable for its contributions to biogeography and its independent articulation of the theory of natural selection.
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Alfred Russel Wallace — The Malay Archipelago in Biology
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