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Alfred Russel Wallace was a naturalist and biologist best known for independently formulating the theory of evolution through natural selection, concurrently with Charles Darwin. He conducted extensive fieldwork in the Amazon and the Malay Archipelago, where he studied biodiversity and biogeography, leading to the identification of the Wallace Line, a boundary that separates distinct ecological zones in Southeast Asia. Wallace's contributions to evolutionary theory and his studies on species distribution significantly advanced our understanding of natural history and evolution.

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