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History of Ecological Sciences, Part 37: Charles Darwin's Voyage on the Beagle
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  • 1837Principles of Geology815 cited
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  • 1988Review of The Collected Papers.153 cited
  • 1961Darwin's finches : an essay on the general biological theory of evolution133 cited
  • 2006Charles Darwin, geologist111 cited
  • 1963Darwin's ornithological notes104 cited
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  • 1964Charles Darwin: Evolution by Natural Selection64 cited

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