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Born in Sherewsbury, UK
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His mother dies, Susannah Wedgwood
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In 1831, when he was only 22 years old, the young naturalist Charles Darwin embarked on the Beagle, a ten-gun brig; its mission, a voyage of exploration around the world in which they had to complete the hydrography works of Patagonia and Fiere Land, besides making a series of chronometric measurements in different parts of the globe. On this trip he discovered the theory of evolution .
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the journey of the Beagle begins in Plymouth Bay
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Marries with his cousin Emma Wedgwood, in London
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Publishes "Zoology of the Voyage of the Beagle".
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Mary elanor Darwin is born in England but of his ten children she had was the one who lived the least time because she died on October 16 of this same year
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Darwin commented his speculations with the botanist Joseph Dalton Hooke
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His father, Robert Waring Darwin, died in Shrewsbury,UK
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The death of his daughter Anne Elizabeth in Worcestershire
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Wallace attached a manuscript to be revised in which he defended evolution by natural selection. Darwin sent the manuscript to Lyell, showing his surprise at the extraordinary coincidence of his theories, and suggesting the publication of Wallace's article.
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Famous debate in the Oxford University between the supporters and the detractors of the theory of Darwin
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Publishes his book " The descent of man " in England
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