13.2 natural history and scientific investigation

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  • 1534 BCE

    1488 to 1534

    1488 to 1534
    Otto Brunfles a protestan pastor who wrote herbarum vivae eicones for physicians and apothecaries
  • 547 BCE

    610 to 547 B.C

    610 to 547 B.C
    Anaximander advocated an explanaition for the origin of life based solely on natural principles
  • 347 BCE

    427 to 347 B.C

    427 to 347 B.C
    plato put together a system known as the doctrine of ideas
  • 322 BCE

    384 to 322 B.C

    384 to 322 B.C
    made some great advances in the knowledge of the structure , habits, distribution, and development of animals
  • 199 BCE

    Galen

    Galen
  • Period: 129 to 199 BCE

    Galen

    Galen dissected animals to better understand how the human body is put together and how it works
  • 199

    A.D 129 to 199

    A.D 129 to 199
    Galen dissected animals to better understand how the human is put together and works
  • Period: 384 to 322 BCE

    Aristotle

    Aristotle made some great advances in the kwonledge of the structure, habits, distribution, and development of animals
  • Period: 610 to 547 BCE

    Anaximander

    the early greek naturalist Anaximander advocated and explanation for the origin of life based solely on natural principles
  • 1543

    1543

    1543
    Andreas versalius presented to the world his book on the structure of the human body
  • 1564

    1516 to 1565

    1516 to 1565
    Konrad Gesner contribute to science a five- volume work called historiae animallium and his botanical work called the opera botanica

  • 1655

    1655
    Robert Hooke published his work micrographia in which he described the cells of cork

  • by 1675

    by 1675
    Leeuwenhoek he describe "animalcules" which today we call protozoa

  • 1683

    Leeuwenhoek described bacteria from material scrpped from his teeth

  • 1800

    1800
    there were scientific societies where the great scientist and naturalist of the day could share their findings