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The birth and death year of Carl Linnaus. Carl Linnaeus loved plants and animals. After years of the first publication of System Naturae his book continue to evolve and develop.He is also known as the "Father of Taxonomy."
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The 1st edition published by Carl Linnaeus.
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The birth and death year of Jean . He was an Invertebrate Curator of the Natural History Museum in Paris. He is one of the 18th and 19th centurie's biologists who hypothesized that traits of species are not immutable, and can evolve.
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A published book by Carl Linnaeus.
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The birthy and death year of Thomas Malthus. He was an english demographer who believed plants and animals are capable of producing far more offspring than resources can suport.
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The birth and death year of Georges Cuvier. Georges Cuvier founded paleotology which is the study of fossils. Also went on the find catastrophism which is the belief that species disappeared due to a catastrophic event of the earth's crust.
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Hutton proposes his theory of gradualism.
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He was a Scottish geologist who incorprated Hutton's gradualism into the theory of uniformitarianism.
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Malthus publish "Essay on the Principle of Population.
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Lamarck began to publish his thoughts."Lamarckism" or "Lamarckianism" is now used in a negative sense to refer to the theory that acquired traits can be inherited
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Lamarck decides to publishs his theories.
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He was an English gentleman who conceived of natural selection as the pricnipal mechanism of adaptive evolution.
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Birth and death year of Thomas Huxley. He was seen as a advocate of Darwin's theory.
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Darwin found and collected data about plants and animals.
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Charles Darwin published his book on new species and natural selection. IT drew a cohesive picture of life by connecting what had once seemed a bewildering array of unrelated facts.
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Huxley's most famous publication.The book reviewed primate and human paleotoley and ethology.
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Mundel publishes his inheritance papers.
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The birth and death year of Alfred Wegener.
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First publication by Alfred Wegener. This book oulined his theory.