Charles Darwin was an English naturalist born in 1809 in Shrewsbury, England. He studied medicine at Edinburgh University but realized he could not watch operations, so he then studied to become a minister at Christ's College, Cambridge. Although he gave up on becoming a minister, he continued his studies in botany and collected beetles. Darwin is most famous for presenting compelling evidence in his writings that all species of life have evolved over time from common ancestors through natural selection.

1. CHARLES DARWIN
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2. CHARLES DARWIN
 Charles Robert Darwin was born on February 12, 1809, in
Shrewsbury, England, the fifth child of Robert
and Susannah Darwin. His father was a successful doctor, as
was his grandfather, Erasmus Darwin, who had a great
influence on Charles's later theories. His mother, who was the
daughter of the famous pottery maker Josiah
Wedgwood (1730–1795), died when Charles was eight. His
sisters then raised him. At the age of nine Charles entered
Shrewsbury School. He was not a very good student.
 In 1825 Darwin went to Edinburgh University in Scotland to
study medicine, but he soon realized that he was unable to
even watch an operation being performed. In 1828 he
entered Christ's College, Cambridge, England, to become a
minister. He soon gave up that idea also, but he continued to
study. He attended John Stevens Hen slow course
in botany (the study of plants), started a collection of beetles
that became famous, and read widely. He received his
bachelor's degree in 1831.

3. • English Naturalist who presented
who presented compelling evidence
that all species of life have evolved
over time from common ancestors,
through the process he natural
selection.
• Charles Darwin Proposed the
Theory of Evolution
• Evolution – gradual change in a
species through adaptions over time.
• Theory of Evolutions = Natural
Selection
• Charles Darwin died April 19,1882