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1700 - 1800
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Broadened Scientific Interests
Increase technology
1731 - 1802
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1744 - 1829
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1790 - 1894
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1796
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Theory of evolution involving inheritance of acquired characteristics and descent from one common ancestor ('one living filament')
1802
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Zoology book inference of divine guidance and design.
1809 - 1882
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1809 - 1815
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Two causes of evolution proposed
1. Sloshing fluid model
2. use and disuse
1820
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Book changes order of importance of 2 causes of evolution
1. use and disuse
2. sloshing fluid model
1831
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Describes natural selection by common descent in the appendix.
1838
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What would happen with limited resources with a growing human population: war, starvation or sin (birth control)
1844
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Evolution of life occurs due to general Law of Development of the universe.
1858
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"On the Tendency of Varieties to Depart Indefinitely from the Original Type" Brief outline of evolution by natural selection and sent to Darwin
1859
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1st convincing case for the reality of evolutionary change, outlined a mechanism for this evolutionary change. Natural selection.
1862
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1822 - 1884
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1848 - 1935
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1861 - 1926
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1864 - 1935
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1866
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Reults of pea hybridization experiments. Went unappreciated, generalizability of results not understood.
1866 - 1945
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1871 - 1962
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1900
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1900
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1900 - 1975
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Natural variation in Drosphila, regional and seasonal variation in inherited traits
1901 - 1903
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Three volumes, saltationism- evolution by large jumps
1908
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Population approach to Mendelian genetics
1920 - 1940
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1920 - 1939
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Excelled at study of genetic variation in natural populations and agricultural genetics