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Charles Darwin's work on evolution theory by natural selection changed the way we think about the natural world Cambridge University Library has announced that two notebooks written by Charles ...

This is the first full edition of the notebooks used by Darwin during his epic voyage in the Beagle. It contains transcriptions of all fifteen notebooks, which now survive as some of the most precious ...

The notebook disappeared - it was possibly stolen - around the early 1980s from the home of Charles Darwin, Down House in Kent, before the house came under the care of English Heritage.

A view of the "Tree of Life" sketch in one of naturalist Charles Darwin's notebooks which have recently been returned after going missing in 2001, in Cambridge, England. (Stuart Roberts/Cambridge ...

But no one gave it more thought, or provided more evidence for it, or more deeply ingrained the theory into our collective consciousness than Charles ... In his notebooks, Darwin worried about ...

Two notebooks belonging to Charles Darwin were mysteriously returned to Cambridge University after being lost for more than two decades. The multi-million-dollar leather-bound booklet and ...

Charles Darwin's “Tree of Life” sketch is seen on a page of “Notebook B,” one of the trove of Darwin documents that had been stored in the Cambridge University library Two of Charles ...

Like so many great scientists, Charles Darwin was first drawn to science as a young boy by his intense interest in the diverse animals and plants that filled his surroundings. Later, despite his ...

Some of our most famous specimens were collected by Charles Darwin and Captain Robert FitzRoy during the ... encountered during the long surveying mission, keeping detailed notebooks and also ...

Charles Darwin: Charles Darwin ... Scherrikar Bell: Darwin collected samples and made drawings in his notebook of the animals and plants that he saw on his travels, noting down the smallest ...

Charles Darwin recorded the rocks and fossils he collected on the Beagle Voyage in these notebooks.In these rather plain jotters Charles Darwin (1809-1882) recorded all the dry specimens that he ...