This man spent eight years studying barnacles to establish himself as an expert on taxonomy, and he also obtained information for his theories by studying pigeon fanciers. He wrote a book on the effects of earthworms on the soil, as well as The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals. Thomas Huxley argued for his most famous theory, which was prompted in part by Goul
This man spent eight years studying barnacles to establish himself as an expert on taxonomy, and he also obtained information for his theories by studying pigeon fanciers. He wrote a book on the effects of earthworms on the soil, as well as The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals. Thomas Huxley argued for his most famous theory, which was prompted in part by Gould's classification of finches found on this man's voyage on the Beagle. FTP, name this English naturalist, who wrote On the Origin of Species.          |
This man spent eight years studying barnacles to establish himself as an expert on taxonomy, and he also obtained information for his theories by studying pigeon fanciers.
Charles {Darwin}