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Darwin in Galapagos: The Genesis of a Scientific Revolution
Darwin en Galápagos: El inicio de una revolución científica
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“Darwin in Galapagos: The Genesis of a Scientific Revolution” (“Darwin en Galápagos: El inicio de una revolución científica” in Spanish) is a short non-fiction Spanish reading about darwin in the galápagos (1835): the road to on the origin of species. In 1835, Charles Darwin visited the Galapagos Islands. His observations of the unique wildlife laid the groundwork for his theory of evolution.
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Opens at B1 · 3 min read · 260 words · native-recorded audio
Charles Darwin era un científico. En 1835, él llegó a las Islas Galápagos. Él viajó en un barco británico llamado HMS Beagle.
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