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Charles Darwin joins the crew of the HMS Beagle as the ship's naturalist. The trip was a two-year long voyage around the world that ended up taking five years.
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The ship landed at the Cape Verde islands where Darwin observed the wildlife.
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Darwin explored the Brazilian rainforests and observed the diversity of life.
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No observations were made by Darwin.
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Darwin observed giant fossils.
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The captain of the ship attempts to build a Christian mission to convert the native people, but it fails.
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Darwin observes the rocks and finds fossils of brachiopods.
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Darwin observed fertile lowlands and the local people who lived there.
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Darwin witnessed a volcanic eruption and earthquake, and he observed how it effected the island.
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Darwin did much of his research in these islands. He saw how the wildlife adapted to their surroundings through natural selection.
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Darwin wondered why the mammals in Australia were so different from the other places.
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Darwin studied the coral reefs and tested his theory of how atolls are formed.
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Darwin observes a black lava field and its inhabitants.
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Darwin looks at the Table mountain and its layers.
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Darwin observed the animals who live the jungles.
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The ship arrives back home.