He did it all for the finches (and their beaks).
Here's wishing everyone a Happy Darwin Day for 2015 (Darwin's 206th posthumous birthday)! Here is a short pictoral profile. And check out the hashtag #darwinday on Tumblr for more features and events. And, as a bonus, here is a new paper in Nature [1] that uses genome resequencing to better understand the adaptive variation in finch beaks.
Young Darwin
Middle-aged Darwin
Old Man Darwin
NOTES:
[1] Lamichhaney, S. Evolution of Darwin’s finches and their beaks revealed by genome sequencing. Nature, doi:10.1038/nature14181 (2015).
Darwin did this work many many years ago. But the scientists of present revealed the same by genome sequencing. So, time of Darwin was better than the present.
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