Julian Huxley (biologist)

Julian Huxley was a prominent British biologist and a key figure in evolutionary biology in the 20th century. Born in 1887, he was known for his work on the modern synthesis of evolution, which combined Darwin’s theory of natural selection with genetics. Huxley also advocated for conservation and the importance of biodiversity. Beyond biology, he was a writer and an advocate for rationalism and humanism, helping to establish organizations focused on wildlife preservation and scientific education. His influence extended into various fields, promoting an understanding of evolution and the need for environmental stewardship.