"Darwinism and Further Development. Volume 2 of 3. Consequences of Darwinian Theory: Heredity and Utility" is a publication dedicated to further research that arose after the publication of Charles Darwin's theory of evolution. The author of the book, George John Romans, opens to the reader a deep analysis of the concepts of heredity and utility in the context of the development of living nature. In this work, the author examines the complex issues related to the consequences of Darwinism for the scientific world. He investigates how heredity and utility affect the development of species and their adaptation to changes in the environment. Romance guides the reader through complex concepts and offers his unique perspectives on these issues. This book is not only an important addition to the study of the evolutionary process, but also an invitation to discover new ways of understanding nature and its laws. "Darwin and After Darwin: Heredity and Utility" is a work that will leave its mark on the heart of anyone interested in evolution and the natural sciences.