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1.Charles Darwin was an English naturalist fascinated by nature.
2.At the age of 22 years he had a journey, that lasted 5 years, to Galápagos and south America, he travelled with a ship called "beagle".
3.His intention was discover, observe and study new natural species.
4. At the end of his experience he felt like a blind man who had been given sight thanks to his new vision of the world.
5. He took notes and records of what he saw during his journey, he also kept fossils to analyse them.
6.He wanted to tackle the misery of science and the origin of species.
7.He understood that all living things are related.
8.He only shared his thoughts with his brother, because at that time he couldn't reveal his revolutionary  theories.
9.Because he didn't want to go against church beliefs and have troubles or abandon his career.
10.According to what was written in the Bible, everything was created by God.
11.It took him 23 years.
12."The origin of species" is the published book written by Darwin that contains his evolution theories.
13.He called it "natural selection"
14.This contribution was so important because it changed the view of the world and explained how evolution and natural word works.

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Ancient Farmers of the Amazon

The coevolution of the leafcutter ant and the fungi on which it feeds is illustrated in this video segment from Evolution: Evolutionary Arms Race. Leafcutters have been "farming" this fungus for millions of years, feeding, fertilizing, weeding, and harvesting it. Learn how one graduate student's seemingly far-fetched idea led to the discovery that this symbiotic relationship involved at least two more, previously unaccounted for, species. Featured participants: Ted R. Schultz, Ulrich G. Mueller, and Cameron R. Currie.

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The coevolution of the leafcutter ant and the fungi on which it feeds is illustrated in this video segment from Evolution: Evolutionary Arms Race. Leafcutters have been "farming" this fungus for millions of years, feeding, fertilizing, weeding, and harvesting it.

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-Charles Darwin was an english naturalist fascinated by nature and discoveries
-At the age of 22 he began a 5 years-voyage to explore and study nature
- this experience made him feel like a blind man
- He took notes of what he saw during his voyage, and then he observe and drew plants and animals
- He wanted to tackle the apparence of species
-He discovered that everything is related
- He talked about his thoughts with his brother because he trusted him
- Because his thoughts were against the dogmas of the Church
- In his days people believed everything was created by God
- It took him 23 years
-It is his book, where he explaines the theory of evolution of the world
-He called it "natural selection" and thanks to this he changed the world; he also gave dignity to biology

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1. He was an English naturalist.
2.he started his voyage to  explore the world and the nature.
3.he made his Journey to explore,observ and study the natural world.
4. He fellt like a blind man who was given sight.
5. He observed and drew animals and plants.
6. He planned to tackle the mistery of the appearence of species.
7. He understood that all the species are related.
8. He shared his thoughts with his brother, beca use he trusted him.
9. Because the creationism was established by the Church.
10. People thought that the creation was an effect of God' s action
11. 23 years of Workshop
12. IT is the Book that Darwin  wrote the explain the evolution.
14. Because introduced the evolution and the natural selection. It meant a lot for many biologists.

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1. He was a naturalist, who was fascinated by nature.
2. At the age of 22 he started a 5-year voyage on a ship called "Beagle". He wanted to observe and explore the nature.
3. He wanted to discover new species.
4. He felt like a blind man.
5. He kept detailed records of what he saw during his voyage. He drew some animals and plants, and also he collected fossils
6. He was ambitious and decided to tackle the great misteries of how species originated.
7. He understood that all living species are related.
8. He talked about his thoughts with his brother because he trusted him.
9. He didn't want because his thoughts were against the dogmas of the Church.
10. In his days people believed that all was created by God.
11. It took him 23 years.
12. It is his book, in which he explains the evolution.
13. He called it "natural selection".
14. Is important because he explained how everything was originated and also because he gave dignity to biology.

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1. Charles Darwin was an English naturalist fascinated by nature.
2. When he was 22,he  a 5 year journey on the ship called "beagle". He wanted to observe, study and explore nature.
3. He wanted to discover new species.
4. He felt like a blind man who was given sight.
5. He kept detailed records of what he saw during his voyage. He callected also fossils and drew animals and plants.
6. He decided to tackle the misery of how species originated.
7. Thanks to his studies, he understood that all living species are related.
8. He shared his thoughts only whit his brother because he trusted him and his discoveries weren't accept by the time.
9. He didn't want to publishare his ideas because they were against the theory of creationism established by the church.
10. People believed that everything was created by god and so the beginning of life was in him recognise.
11. It took him 23 years of work.
12. It is Darwin's book, in which he explains  how evolution work.
13. He called it "natural selection".
14. His contribution is important because he explained how everything originated and evolved and also because he gave a sense to biology.

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1. He was an english naturalist who was fascinated by nature.
2. At the age of 22 he started a five year voyage on his ship "Beagle" because he wanted to explore, observe and study the nature.
3. He wanted to study nature and discover new species.
4. He felt like a blind man being given sight.
5. He collected fossils and drew animals and plants.
6.  He planned to tackle the mistery of the species.
7. He understood that the living species are related.
8. He shared his thoughts with his brother because he trusted him.
9. He didn't want to publish his ideas because they were against the theories of the church.
10. In his days people believed that God created everything.
11. It took 23 years of work.
12. The "origin of species" is Charles Darwin's book. In the book he explains the evolution of the species.
13. He called the mechanism of change "natural selection".
14. His contribution is so important because he explained how the evolution works and changed the thoughts of the people.

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1. Who was Charles Darwin?
2.What did he do at the age of 22? and Why?
3. What was his intention?
4. How did this experience make him feel?
5. What did he do while away?
6. What did he plan to tackle?
7. What became clear to him in his studies?
8. Who did he share his thoughts with? Why?
9. Why didn't he want to publish his ideas?
10. In his days, how was the beginning of life seen?
11. How long did it take him to present his ideas to the world?
12. What is the origin of species?
13. What did he call his mechanism of change?
14. Why is his contribution to humanity so important?

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Evolving Ideas: Who Was Charles Darwin?

This video for high school students highlights Charles Darwin's personal struggle to bring to light his theory of evolution through natural selection, which meant going against societal norms of the time. In this brief portrait from Evolution, students will discover how his upbringing, curiosity, and passion for natural history, his voyage on the Beagle, and his reliance on scientific process led to the publication of his groundbreaking book, On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection.

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This video for high school students highlights Charles Darwin's personal struggle to bring to light his theory of evolution through natural selection, which meant going against societal norms of the time.

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Charles Darwin

1. Charles  Darwin was an English naturalist fascinated by nature and discovery.

2.  At the age of 22 he undertook a five-years voyage, on board of the “Beagle”, to Island Galapagos, in South America.

3. He made this journey with the purpose of  studying the natural species by using direct observation.

4. After the journey he felt like a blind man who had  been given sight because he acquired a new world view.

5. He collected fossils, he draw them and he took detailed records to analyse and study the subjects of  his research.

6. The aim of the research was to tackle the mistery of science and biology.

7. Thanks to the voyage he understood that there is a connection between all-living things.

8. He revealed the results of his studies to no one but his brother, because the consequences of  the spread of  his revolutionary discoveries could have been too risky.

9. He didn’t published his ideas not to go against the Church’s dogmas and not to ruin his career being obliged to forswear.

10. In his days the beginning of life was attributed to God, according what is told in the Bible.

11. He needed 23 years to exhibit his ideas.

12. “The origin of species”  is the book in which Darwin explained the evolutionary progress.

13. He called it “The mechanism of change”

14. His contribution is so important because he did the groundwork for biology,  he explained the natural evolution and he changed the world view.

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1-Charles Darwin was an english naturalist fascinated by the nature and intrested in all species.
2-At the age of 22 he started  a voyage to Galápagos to study,exploreand observe the nature
3-His wanted to study and discover new species.
4-This experience made him feel like a blind man
5-He collected new fossils,animals and plants  and took note of what he saw.
6-He planned  to tackle to discovery the mistery of the biology.
7-It became clear that everything was related
8-He shared his discoverys with his brother why his ideas were opposite at what the church said.
9- He didn't share his ideas why it were against the theory of creatism extablished by the church.
10-In his days the people be lived in the creation of everything by God.
11-It take him 23 years to publish his ideas.
12-"The origin of species"is the book where Darwin explain his ideas and theory.
13-He called his mechanism of change "The natural selection "
14-His contribution is very important why he gave importance to By ology and he changed the thoughts of the people oppressed by the dogmas.