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[[Charles Darwin|Charles Robert Darwin]], a contemporary of Mendel and Lamarck—working wi

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'''Erasmus Darwin''', the grandfather of [[Charles Darwin]], was a leading intellectual of 18th century [[England]]. He was a respect

[[Charles Darwin|Charles Darwin's]] and [[Alfred Russel Wallace|Alfred Russel Wallace's]] theory of [[Evolu

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...perhaps the [[Galapagos Islands]], home to diverse [[life]] which shaped [[Charles Darwin]]'s theory of [[evolution]] by [[natural selection]]. Some of the [[Andes]]

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...ther, [[Thomas Huxley]], was a biologist and is known for his support of [[Charles Darwin]] and his theory of evolution. His brother was [[Julian Huxley]], the first

...ded the "Modern Synthesis" in evolutionary biology. It sought to integrate Charles Darwin's theory of natural selection with the development of population genetics b

* [[Evolution]] and [[Charles Darwin]]

...a sense” (F. Darwin 1905 [Darwin F, editor. (1905) The life and letters of Charles Darwin. New York: Appleton. Available: http://pages.britishlibrary.net/charles.dar

...and political outlook. From this period dates the combination of social [[Charles Darwin|Darwiniwsm]] and [[socialism]] which characterized much of his later life a

...election]], as opposed to [[natural selection]], terms first employed by [[Charles Darwin]] in his seminal work ''[[On the Origin of Species]]'', to choose individua

...ic side, modern science including the discoveries of [[Copernicus]] and [[Charles Darwin]], as well as rigorous and even radical [[Biblical criticism]], with the pu

...ysterious illness, which continued almost to his death, 45 years later; '''Charles Darwin's illness''' has been the subject of speculation ever since. ...d by Katz-Sidlow RJ (1998) In the Darwin family tradition: another look at Charles Darwin's ill health. ''J R Soc Med'' 91:484-8 PMID 9849520</ref>

...nthesis was the most important development in evolutionary biology after [[Charles Darwin|Darwin]]. Wright also had a major effect on the development of mammalian ge

...onstitute the evolution of the population, a descent with modification, as Charles Darwin referred to it, <ref name=darwin1859>Darwin C (1982; originally 1859) ''The ...in context in the discussion of topics to follow. The undisputed primer: Charles Darwin's, ''On the Origin of Species''. <ref name=darwin1859>Darwin C (1982; origi

**<font face="Gill Sans MT">Dedication: "To Charles Darwin, Author of "The Origin Of Species," I Dedicate this Book, Not Only as a Tok ...://darwin-online.org.uk/content/record?itemID=A237.1 The Complete Works of Charles Darwin Online, The Freeman Bibliographical Database]

From an evolutionary point of view, it has been unargued since [[Charles Darwin|Darwin]] that birdsong is [[analogue|analogous]], not [[homologue|homologou ...stones have been left unturned as to potential functions of music since [[Charles Darwin|Darwin]] posed the question. One major difficulty in answering it is that m

Because Lyell was a close friend to [[Charles Darwin]], it comes as no surprise that Lyell's support for the theory of evolution