Through these and many other challenges they encountered, Darwin managed to find important remnants as well as make observations on organisms and geological aspects. Such were the Galapagos’ birds, tortoises, sea level differences, large animal bones, and other fossils. Darwin would then send his findings to England for the experts to investigate further. In the year 1833, Henslow let Darwin know that his findings were shipped and that a particular fossil he found, the Megatherium, was displayed in a meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science9. Nevertheless, one important stop that would impact Darwin’s future discovery, was the Galapagos island. Here as I mentioned, was where Darwin found several reptiles including large tortoises 10. He collected animals and started wondering whether organisms on the island in particular the birds, were similar as those in South
Through these and many other challenges they encountered, Darwin managed to find important remnants as well as make observations on organisms and geological aspects. Such were the Galapagos’ birds, tortoises, sea level differences, large animal bones, and other fossils. Darwin would then send his findings to England for the experts to investigate further. In the year 1833, Henslow let Darwin know that his findings were shipped and that a particular fossil he found, the Megatherium, was displayed in a meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science9. Nevertheless, one important stop that would impact Darwin’s future discovery, was the Galapagos island. Here as I mentioned, was where Darwin found several reptiles including large tortoises 10. He collected animals and started wondering whether organisms on the island in particular the birds, were similar as those in South