SALLY A. GIBSON
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This month we celebrate the 200th birthday of Charles Darwin (1809-1892). So widely recognised is he today for his work on organic evolution, culminating in his Origin of Species (1859), that Darwin’s contribution to geological science has, until recently, been almost completely overshadowed.
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This month we celebrate the 200th birthday of Charles Darwin (1809-1892). So widely recognised is he today for his work on organic evolution, culminating in his Origin of Species (1859), that Darwin’s contribution to geological science has, until recently, been almost completely overshadowed.
Key concepts: Geologist, Darwin (ADL), Charles darwin, Origin of species, Art history, Environmental ethics, History, Genealogy