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A greek philosopher Aristotle studied marine animals and developed an epigenetic model of evolution.
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Xenophones studied fossils and it put forth things toward theories of the evolution.
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A greek philosopher named Anaximander wrote a text to help explain his part of evolution theory.
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Andreas Vesalius died on this date coming into a conflict.
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William Harvey published a book about the heart and blood of a body. Explaining how it moves and things throughout the body.
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William Harvey published another book but this time dealing with the animals.
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Harvey ended up dieing in this year and the medical commnity celebrated his medical and scientific genius.
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Nicholas Steno found many different fossils in many different rocks. That was one of the first times someone has ever figured that out.
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A book of John Ray described and gave the first definition of species based upon common descent.
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Carolus Linneaus is born
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During the spring Carolus Linnaeus started making lectures all around about many different things.
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Carolus Linnaeus ended up exploring Lapland. That was under the cost of the Academy of Sciences of Uppsala.
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Leading scientist Linnaeus made his contribution to science by making his book "Systena Naturae."
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Linneaus became professer at the place that payed for him to go study somewhere else.
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Comte de Buffon a french naturalist developed the modern definition of species.
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Pierre-Louis Moreau de Maupertuis in a book called "Systeme de la Nature" theorized on nature and heredity and how it came along.
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Charles Bonnet wrote more in his book "Philosophical Palingesis" about females of many different organisms through out generations.
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Georges-Louis Leclerc published a booked called "Les Epoques de la Nature."
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William Paley passed away.
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Lamarck did not invent the idea of inheritance of aquired characteristics. But did state it clearly and in public.
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William Smith a surveyor of Geology created a map to explain the evolution of fossils.
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James Ussher fixed the traditional Judeo-Christian version of creationism,
