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This is a set of bookmarks that lead to useful information about Charles Darwin, his five-year voyage on the Beagle, and his subsequent findings.
Updated on 2009-03-01
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This NYTimes feature highlights different passages in Darwin's writing and provides commentary by living evolutionary scientists on the significance of that passage.
A NY Times feature, highlighting sections of Origin of the Species with annotations by prominent scientists.
Cambridge University houses the complete online collection of Darwin's works.
KMZ file to download and use with Google Earth. This will give you a pre-programmed trou of the Voyage of the Beagle on Google Earth.
Take a virtual tour of Darwin's study at Down House in England.
LIsten to Richard Milner, scholar, composer, and Darwin impersonator, turn Darwin's works into virtuoso musical numbers.
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Wikipedia entry on Voyage of the Beagle.
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11 items | 14 visits
This is a set of bookmarks that lead to useful information about Charles Darwin, his five-year voyage on the Beagle, and his subsequent findings.
Updated on 2009-03-01
Created on 2009-02-20
Category: Schools & Education
URL: