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Charles Darwin embarks on the HMS Beagle voyage
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Darwin makes his first observations
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Darwin first crosses the equator
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Darwin observes Brazilian forests for the first time
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Arrives at Punta Alta, Argentina and is intrigued by the giant fossils he sees
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Captain Robert Fitzroy sends back three native people he had brought to England on a previous voyage and attempts to start a Christian mission, which fails.
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Darwin crosses the equator.
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Darwin explores Brazilian rainforests for the first time.
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Darwin observes the giant fossils and is intrigued by them.
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Captain Robert FitzRoy sends back three native people he had brought to England on a previous voyage and tries to start a Christian mission but fails.
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Darwin arrives to the Falkland Islands and cracks open some 'primitive looking rocks' and also finds fossils.
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Darwin explores the fertile lowland areas, known as Pampas.
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Darwin arrives to the Falkland Islands and cracks open some 'primitive looking rocks' and finds fossils.
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Darwin explores the fertile lowland areas known as Pampas.
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Darwin sees Mount Osorno erupt and experiences the earthquake in the woods near Valdivia.
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He finds many species of plants, birds and tortoises, but they look mysteriously related to mainland species. He also observes iguanas on the island and opens up the stomachs of marine iguanas and discovers nothing but seaweed.
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Darwin sees Mount Osorno erupt and experiences the earthquake in the woods near Valdivia.
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Darwin finds many species of plants, birds and tortoises unique to the island but they seem mysteriously similar to mainland species. He also observes iguanas, specifically, the marine iguana and opens the stomach of many to find nothing but seaweed.
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Darwin wonders why there is a completely different set of mammals here.
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Darwin studies coral reefs growing around islands to test his theory of atoll formation.
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Darwin observes Mauritius.
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Someone notices the number of bullock wagons in Cape Town
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In the jungle, Charles discovers many creatures and the Beagle makes an unscheduled detour to make additional longitude measurements
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Darwin wonders why there is a completely different set of mammals in Australia.
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Darwin studies coral reefs growing around islands to test his theory of atoll formation.
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As Darwin walks around Mauritius he observes the plains.
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Someone notices the amount of bullock wagons in Cape Town.
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In the jungle, Darwin discovers many creatures. He then is dismayed when the Beagle makes an unscheduled detour to make additional measurements.
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Darwin came back home after years of travel
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Darwin arrives home after years of travel.