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Mendel and Darwin
Mendel's Life
Born in Heinzendorf, Austria
July 22, 1822
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Graduated Secondary School with Honors
1840
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Began studying to become a Monk
1843
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Graduated University of Olmütz
1843
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Got sick in Brno and filled a temporary teaching position in Znaim
1849
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Started researching transmission of heredity traits in plant hybrids
1854
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Continued researching more than tens of thousands individual plants (1856-1863)
1856
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Began giving lectures over his book, Experiments on Plant Hybrids
1865
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He was elected an abbot of school were he taught for 14 years
1868
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Died at 62 years old
January 6, 1884
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He was buried in Monastery's Burial plot. A lot of people attended his funeral.
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Darwin's Life
Born in Shrewsbury, England
February 12, 1809
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At 16, he enrolled at Edinburgh University
October 1825
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Started studying at Christ's College in Cambridge
1827
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His father really wanted him to follow in their families footsteps and become a medical doctor. Darwin could not stand the sight of blood. He wanted to study Natural History.
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Graduated Christ's College with his Bachelor of Arts Degree
1831
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Started voyage on HMS Beagle around the world
December 27, 1831
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He collected a lot of natural specimens. He observed the principles of botany, geology, and zoology.
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Returned to England
1836
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Started writing up his discoveries in Journal of Researches
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Studied his discoveries
1838
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He started to believe that species had gradually evolved from common ancestors. He also believed that species survived through Natural Selection.
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Publicly introduced his revolutionary theory of evolution
1858
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It was in a letter that was read at a meeting of the Linnean Society.
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Published a detailed explination of his theory
November 24, 1859
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He published it in, On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection. This is his book that is very popular.
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Died at family home
April 19, 1882
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Buried at Westminster Abbey.
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