1)He was an english naturalist fascinated by nature. 

2)He started a 5 years voyage on the “Beagle” to explore and study the nature around tre world. 

3)He was interested in the study of nature and he wanted to increase his knowledge.

4)He wrote that he felt like a blind man whom was given sight.

 5)During his voyage he collected fossils, he drew and observed plants and animals. He also took notes of what he saw.

 6)Darwinplanned to tackle the mistery of the appearance of species.

7)He understood the presence of a relation between all of the living things.

8)He only shared his thoughts with his brother because his revolutionary ideas could put him in dangerous situations.

9)Because going against the Church’s dogmas was a very dangerous action. This dogmas were considered true by everybody.

10)In his days the most qualified theory consisted the creation of everything the result of God’s work.

11)It took him 23 years of work to present his ideas to the world.

12)The “Origin of species” is the book that Darwin wrote to explain his theories about  evolution.

13)He called his machanism of change “natural selection”.

 14)His contribution to humanity is important because he introduced the concepts of evolution and natural selection.

 

1)He was an English naturalist fascinated by nature.

2) In 1831,when he was 22 years old he started an expedition to South America on the “Beagle” to explore, observe and study the nature.

3) He wanted observe and study all the species.

4) He felt like a blind man.

5)He collected details and fossils and he took notes of that he saw.

6)He planned to tackle the mystery of the appearance of the species.

7)During his studies he understood that the all living things are related and they are changed over millions and millions of the years.

8)He decided to share his ideas only with his brother, because he was the only person who supported him.

9)He thought many before the publication of his book, because the ideas that were into, went against the catholic’s dogmas.

10)In Darwin’s time the beginning of the world consisted in a literally interpretation of the story of the creation described in Genesis. 

11)After 23 years of work he decided to share his ideas with the world.

12) The origin of species was his revolutionary book where he explained his theory of the evolution.

13) He called the mechanism that he studied “natural selection”.

14) His contribution was so important because he was able to give them a scientific sense at the theory of the evolution. 

 

 

1)He was an English naturalist fascinated by nature.

2) In 1831,when he was 22 years old he started an expedition to South America on the “Beagle” to explore, observe and study the nature.

3) He wanted observe and study all the species.

4) He felt like a blind man.

5)He collected details and fossils and he took notes of that he saw.

6)He planned to tackle the mystery of the appearance of the species.

7)During his studies he understood that the all living things are related and they are changed over millions and millions of the years.

8)He decided to share his ideas only with his brother, because he was the only person who supported him.

9)He thought many before the publication of his book, because the ideas that were into, went against the catholic’s dogmas.

10)In Darwin’s time the beginning of the world consisted in a literally interpretation of the story of the creation described in Genesis. 

11)After 23 years of work he decided to share his ideas with the world.

12) The origin of species was his revolutionary book where he explained his theory of the evolution.

13) He called the mechanism that he studied “natural selection”.

14) His contribution was so important because he was able to give them a scientific sense at the theory of the evolution.