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Darwin believed that all organisms on Earth are united into a single tree of life by what?
common descent
Darwin believed that all organisms on earth are united into a single tree of life by?
common descent
What did Darwin's theory of biological evolution explain?
It explains the species problem; how the rich unity and diversity of life evolved on the earth.
What problem was Charles Darwin trying to answer through his work?
•The Darwinian revolution challenged traditional views of a young Earth inhabited by unchanging species •In order to understand why Darwin's ideas were revolutionary -We need to examine his views in the context of other Western ideas about Earth and its life
What did Charles Darwin's tree of life say?
Charles Darwin did not have a tree of life nor do trees talk.
Darwin believed that all organisms on earth are united into a single tree of life by?
common descent
Darwin believed that all organisms on Earth are united into a single tree of life by what?
common descent
Which scientist believed that life had a common beginning with new forms branching off from earlier forms?
Charles Darwin
What did Charles Darwin say about life on earth at the beginning of time?
He made the theory of evolution!
What was the theory that Charles Darwin believed in that was wrong?
Regardless of claims to the contrary, Charles Darwin's Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection has never been proven wrong. To the contrary, evidence keeps accumulating to demonstrate how right he was.In later life, Darwin came to believe that his earlier Christian beliefs were wrong, but has provided posterity with no scientific proofs that those religious beliefs had been wrong.
Which is the third planet away from the sun?
earth, it is believed to have life on it.
Where has life been found on earth found?
Life it ubiquitous on and in the Earth. Earth has been terraformed by the biosphere.
How did Darwin believe the world began?
It is unclear to me to what degree Charles Darwin might have been a theist, or rather, a deist. He might have allowed for creationism in some form, where through some intelligent agency the first single celled lifeforms were put on Earth, in the expectation that they would multiply, evolve and produce complexity. But more likely he believed that the first life was the result of natural processes. There's a link below analyzing Darwin's beliefs on the subject. What sources available to me don't tell me is what Darwin believed about the origin of the planet and the universe. He lived in a time where the age of the Earth and the cosmos were still very much in dispute, and no single preferred hypothesis existed to explain their origin. He might have subscribed to something like the Kant Nebular Hypothesis, or he might have speculated along very different lines - if at all.
Where did Darwin live and work?
Darwin lived for most of his life in Down House in the village of Downe in Kent, southern England. The house and garden has been restored to how it was in Darwin's time and is open to the public.
When was The Life of Erasmus Darwin created?
The Life of Erasmus Darwin was created in 1879.
What were the first cell-like structures that might have been the first life on earth?
It is believed that lightning strikes in the ocean early in Earth's history caused chemical reactions, activating the first amino acids.
What did Darwin's theory of biological evolution explain?
It explains the species problem; how the rich unity and diversity of life evolved on the earth.
