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Путешествие Ч.Дарвина на корабле
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Introduction
Among the most famous scientific expeditions of the XIX century the trip around the world of a small English brigs "Beagle" under the command of Captain Robert Fitz Roy is one of the largest sites. Staying on board the "Beagle" as naturalist greatest biologist of the XIX century expedition. Charles Darwin himself is, of course, the main fact, which immortalized the name of the "glorious little boat", "Beagle". The most significant result of traveling on the "Beagle" is that biological and geological discoveries and observations of Darwin in South America, the Galapagos Islands and other places laid the foundation of Darwin's evolutionary theory. Darwin himself always emphasized what an enormous role in shaping his evolutionary beliefs played a tour on board the "Beagle". He spoke in detail about this in his autobiography.
The goal of our work - to find out how Darwin's voyage around the world affected his evolutionary views.
To achieve the goal we have to solve a number of problems:
- To study the origins of Darwin and his education
- What are the features of his character helped to link his life with biology as a career
- Describe trip aboard the Beagle
- Any natural phenomena he observed, which formed the basis of his evolutionary ideas
- Study the development of biology In Great Britain in the late 19th century
Subject of research: Darwin voyage on the ship "Beagle"
Introduction 3
1.1 Biography. 4
1.2 Travel aboard the "Beagle". The ideas underlying the theory of evolution. 6
1.3 Works of Charles Darwin 8
1.4 Evolutionary ideas before Darwin 10
1.5 State of Biology in the UK in the late 19th century 13
Conclusion 15
References 17
Humanists today tend to think that moral values must have evolved because they are useful to our species.Darwin was an independent thinker, a great scientist and the most influential biologist in history. The Darwinian theory of evolution caused massive controversy, and is still condemned by some religious people as it contradicts the biblical creation story and undermines claims about the literal truth of the Bible. His friend T H Huxley defended the theory in a famous debate with Archbishop Wilberforce. In many subsequent books and papers Darwin, and biologists after him, developed his ideas and uncovered more evidence from the fossil record, establishing evolution by natural selection as a central explanatory force, a linchpin of modern science.
chpin of modern science.
References
1. Charles Darwin “On the Origin of Species”
2. Charles Darwin. The Autobiography of Charles Darwin
3. Peter Bowler “Evolution: The History of an Idea”
4. Richard Owen. Biology without Darwin, a Revised Edition
5. The Harvard Classics edited by Charles W. Eliot, LL.D. The Voyage of the Beagle.
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