Falcon-Lang had stumbled upon 314 beautiful glass slides. Preserved within each one was a thin, translucent sheet of fossilized plant or fungus. "Almost the first slide I picked up was labeled ‘C. Darwin Esq.' This turned out to be a piece of fossil wood collected by Darwin during his famous Voyage of the Beagle in 1834, " he said. [The specimen, a piece from a 40-million-year-old fossil tree from Chiloe Island, Chile, is featured here.] So far, 17 of the rediscovered specimens have been verified as Darwin's.
"I can't resist a mystery, " said Falcon-Lang, "so I pulled one open. What I found inside made my jaw drop."
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@william arthur: If what charles darwin said about mankind is true then we are all monkeys lol, dang gorilla men and women lol
@Denice M. Bunag: I'll write about Charles Darwin for the extra credits.
“@WOWFactsOfLife: Charles Darwin ate every animal that he discovered.” The side of AP bio they don't tell us about
RT @Bigbennogales: @evannarouhani9 1910 Charles Darwin? I didn't think they knew about him in 1910