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WidgetsCharles Darwin is one of the world's greatest and most influential scientists.
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Charles Darwin Biography Learn more about Charles Robert Darwin's life - born in 1809 and died in 1882.
Darwin Online The complete works of Charles Darwin online, including audio extracts and reference works available to download.
PBS: Evolution - DarwinExplore Darwin's life and the theory he proposed, find resources for teachers and students and a library of additional resources.
Evolution Frequently Asked QuestionsDo you have questions about evolution? Check out the Evolution FAQ.
Evolution: Teacher's GuideDownload free .pdf versions of each unit of this 40-page guide, filled with, activities and multimedia resources on science and evolution.
Evolution's Role in HistoryThis activity provides an opportunity for students to compare the theories of two historically important evolutionary scientists: Jean Baptiste Lamarck and Charles Darwin.
Darwin's Great Voyage of DiscoveryFollow in Darwin's footsteps as he sails to distant lands, encounters exotic creatures, and develops his theory of natural selection.
Comparing Theories: Lamarck and DarwinThis activity provides an opportunity for students to compare the theories of two historically important evolutionary scientists: Jean Baptiste Lamarck and Charles Darwin.
Evolving Ideas: Who Was Charles Darwin?This online video highlights Charles Darwin's personal struggle to bring to light his theory of evolution through natural selection.
Isn't Evolution Just a Theory?This video for high school students explores the scientific meaning of the word "theory" and illustrates how evolution is a powerful, well-supported scientific explanation for the relatedness of all life.
Darwin and MalthusDiscover how Charles Darwin first contrived the theory of natural selection. Consider how animal populations are controlled by a struggle for existence.
Darwin: Reluctant RebelDarwin developed his theory of evolution by natural selection at a time when creationism dominated the public thinking. In this video clip, Darwin is seen arguing for his theory with creationist thinkers.
Illustrations in Darwin OnlineYou can find the largest collection in the world of electronic images relating to Darwin.