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Birth
Charles Darwin was an England naturalist and he was born in 1809. -
School
In 1818 Charles and his brother enters boarding school at the nearest Anglican School of Shrewsbury. -
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Education
Darwin studied medicine at the University of Edinburgh. -
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Long voyage
In 1831, upon graduation, Darwin went on a round-the-world voyage on the expedition ship of the Royal Beagle fleet, from where he returned to England only on October 2, 1836. -
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Results of his voyage
The results of his voyage he outlined in the works of "The diary of the research of a naturalist" (1839), "Zoology of travel on the Beagle ship" (1840) and "The structure and distribution of coral reefs" (1842). -
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New works
In 1859, Darwin published the work “The Origin of Species by Natural Selection, or the Preservation of Favored Breeds in the Struggle for Life”, in 1868, Darwin published his second work on evolution — "The Change of Animals and Plants at Home", in 1871, another important work of Darwin appeared - “The Origin of Man and Sexual Selection” and in 1876, his last work "The Effects of Cross- and Self-Fertilization in the Vegetable Kingdom". -
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Death from illness
About forty years Charles Darwin suffered from an illness, medications did not help him, and in 1882 he died of coronary insufficiency.