Charles Robert Darwin. Charles Robert Darwin (1809-1882), English naturalist, founder of Darwinism). The Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection. - презентация

1 Charles Robert Darwin

2 Charles Robert Darwin ( ), English naturalist, founder of Darwinism). The Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection "(1859), summarizing the results of our own observations (sail on the Beagle, ) justified the hypothesis of the origin of man from ape ancestor. Work in Geology, Botany and Zoology.

3 Charles Darwin was born on the 12the of February 1809 in Shrewsbury, Shropshire, in the family estate of Mount House (English Mount House). The fifth of six children of a doctor.

4 Father of Charles - Robert Darwin С сентября 1818 года он вместе со.

5 The voyage of the naturalist on the board of the Beagle in In 1831, after graduating from the university Darwin as a naturalist, went on a trip around the world on the expedition ship of the Royal Navy "HMS Beagle. He returned back to England on Oct His voyage lasted for nearly 5 years. Most of the time Darwin spent on the coast studying the Geology and made up a collection of natural history

6 The way the ship "Beagle"

7 The main scientific works of Ch. Darwin Zoology Traveler "(1842) In 1859 Darwin published his work "The Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection", which showed the variability in plant and animal species In 1869 Darwin published his second work associated with the theory of evolution - "The variability of plants and animals domesticated in the state," which included many examples of the evolution of organisms. In 1871, there is another important work of Darwin The Descent of a Man and sexual selection in which Darwin cited arguments in favor of a natural origin of a man from animals (ape-like ancestors).

8 Encyclopedic Darwin, his exceptional reputation as a scientist contributed to the rapid spread of Darwin's theory throughout the world.

9 Литература ru.wikipedia.ord/wiki "Great Encyclopedia of Cyril and Methodius, 2006 (3CD)» Работу выполнил Тупицын Роман