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Darwin Timeline 3 - Timeline Help

Darwin Timeline 3 of 6 from 1835 to 1837 at Timeline Help.

  

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- 1837 		February Resides in Valdivia.
March - September Resides in Concepcion and excursion to Copiapo, Iquique and Callao.
September 7 The Beagle sails to for the Galapagos Archipelago.
September 16 - October 20 Darwin explores the nature of the Galapagos Archipelago.
November 15 - 26 VisitsTahiti.
November 21 - 30 Visits New Zealand.
Charles Darwin works on his theories about coral reefs for the London Geological Society, his notebook on Transmutation of Species, Zoology and Geology of the Voyage of the Beagle.

January Visits Sydney.
February Visits Hobart.
April Explores the Cocos and Keeling Islands.
May 31 - June 18 Explores Mauritius and Cape of Good Hope.
July Visits St Helena and Ascension Islands.
August Returns to Brazil.
September Visits the Azores in September.
October 2 The Beagle lands at Falmouth, England.
October 4 Charles Darwin returns to Shrewsbury and Londen.
Publishes scientific papers on his collection of specimens.
December 16 - March 6 1837 Lives in Fitzwilliam Street, Cambridge.

March Lives in Great Marlborough Street, London.
Offers his Beagle specimens and scientific works to the Geological Society of London.
Scottish geologist Sir Charles Lyell helps Darwin with geological questions.
Ornithologist John Gould helps Darwin to identify his bird specimens.
Biologist and palaeontologist Sir Richard Owen helps Darwin with fish, reptile and bird specimens.
July opens his first notebook on the transmutation of species.

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Bibliography of Darwin Timeline 3

Darwin, C, Browne, J and Neve, M (1989). Voyage of The Beagle: Charles Darwin's Journal of Researches.
Gould, S (1992). Ever Since Darwin Reflections on Natural History.
Northcutt, W (2004). The Darwin Awards III Survival of the Fittest.
Ham, K, Ware, A and Hillard, T (2007). Darwin's Plantation Evolution's Racist Roots.
Bevelin, P (2007). Seeking Wisdom From Darwin to Munger.
Desmond, A, Moore, J and Browne, J (2007). Charles Darwin. Very Interesting People Series.



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