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George-Louis Leclerc
history of earth longer than 6000
observed vesitgial parts in animals
suggested evolution
Jean Babtiste Lamark
Inheritence of Acquired Characterisitics
"vital forces" inside every living things that help them adapt to the envirnment
(was wrong)
George Cuvier
Theory of Catastrophism- changes in the earths population of animals result of natural distasters
James Hutton
father of geology
uniformitarianism
Charles Lyell
stated earth is always in motion, really old, raising and falling land masses explained earth's geology, rather than changes in sea levels
Charles Darwin
adaptive change

finches and evolution
Carolus Linnaeus
1st classification system for living things.
he wanted to give every living species a name.
He organized based on features, with the most specefic order being species, then to genera,and so on
Thomas Malthus
Pinciples of Popylations, more people are born than could possibly survive
3 Postulates of Darwinian evolution
1. Struggle for Existence
2. Variation in fitness
3. Inheritence of variation: those that breed better pass their traits off to their offspring, so their offspring also get the advantageous traits.