Industrial melanism an evolutionary reverse swing - New Orleans, LA

The book, entitled “Industrial Melanism: An Evolutionary Reverse Swing”, belongs to the genre of non-fiction narrative and delves into popular science suitable for all keen readers who have a thirst for understanding scientific concepts in a simplified manner. The work centers on the conjectured proposition of the so-called “reversal” of the evolutionary path of the peppered moth, scientifically known as Biston betularia. It begins with the understanding of the processes that led to the degradation of the environment in the Industrial Revolution era. Prior to the inception of Industrial revolution in Great Britain, the light morph (typica) of the Peppered moth (Biston betularia) has been found predominantly in Europe and North America.
Whether it is the story of the birth of a planet or a baby or an animal, the emergence and development of any form of life has appeared to be full of clutter, confusions and unpleasant realities. Every story about the origin and evolution of any process always went through the bottleneck of adaptations, selections, and challenges to traverse down the trail of time and space. So, the pilgrimage of the evolutionary history has conventionally appeared to be starting with the simplest form and ending in complex form.