Darwin and his flowers

Darwin and the evolution of flowers.

Darwin and his publisher John Murray.

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Charles Darwin: the man and his influence

One of the most exciting parts of neuroscience is the rapidly growing field of developmental neurobiology. As in all scientific enterprises today, the increasing volume of literature means that most participants are content to peruse only material of the last two or three decades. However, in this particular area of research ideas and experimental data reported almost eighty years ago are of re...

Darwin and His Finches: The Evolution of a Legend

First collected by Charles Darwin in the Galapagos Archipelago, the Geospizinae, or “Darwin’s finches,” have rightly been celebrated as a classic instance of the workings of evolution through natural selection. Among birds, Darwin’s finches are rivaled only by the Hawaiian honeycreepers (Drepanididae) as a microcosmic exemplification of the principle of adaptive evolutionary radiation. Although...

Did Darwin change his mind about the Fuegians?

Shocked by what he considered to be the savagery he encountered in Tierra del Fuego, Charles Darwin ranked the Fuegians lowest among the human races. An enduring story has it, however, that Darwin was later so impressed by the successes of missionaries there, and by the grandeur they discovered in the native tongue, that he changed his mind. This story has served diverse interests, religious an...