When he arrived at the Galapagos, Charles Darwin knew nothing of evolution. But it's there he would uncover one of the greatest discoveries.
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Galapagos: Beyond Darwin: Charles Darwin
When he arrived at the Galapagos, Charles Darwin knew nothing of evolution. But it's there he would uncover one of the greatest discoveries.
Added: Jan 28, 2009
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