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Explore the Galápagos Research Station, operated by the Charles Darwin Foundation and located on Santa Cruz Island. Also contains an online version of Darwin's On the Origin of Species, inspired in part by his visit to the Galápagos.
Wallace
This site retraces the steps of Alfred Wallace as he explored the Spice Islands of Indonesia and formulated his theory of evolution by natural selection.
Darwin's Books
This site offers a complete online version of three of Charles Darwin's books: The Voyage of the Beagle, The Origin of Species, and The Descent of Man.
Darwin-Wallace Paper
This link is an online version of the paper that Darwin and Wallace wrote together in 1858 introducing the ideas of evolution and natural selection.
Trilobites
Enjoy this wonderful collection that includes anything and everything about trilobites. See images of these extinct creatures, learn about their diversity, and read about what to look for when you are buying a trilobite fossil.
Fossil Images
Beautiful images of rare and unusual fossils found across the world.
A history of thought about evolution incorporating the work of 28 scientists, including the ancients, great naturalists of the eighteenth century, biologists of Darwin's day, and those who came after.
Evaluating Evolution
A discussion page focused on evolution and creationism that reviews current thinking of scientists on this controversy.
Darwin's On the Origin of Species
Darwin's original text.
Ecology, Biodiversity, and the Environment
A portion of the Conservation Biology Network maintained by Rice University. This site provides a useful list of ecology resources and scientific information.
How Populations Grow
This population ecology site includes lectures on population ecology topics, interactive population models, data sets, and an extensive list of references and related links.
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