... , it did not cross his mind and so he did not think about it, he just enjoyed to go hunting and be outdoors. He read his grandfather's book, Revolutions in Biology, and at first it meant nothing, it was just another book. However, later, especially while he traveled around the world on the Beagle ship, it started to make sense and ... come together. In Scotland he met Robert Grant, a zoologist in the study of marine animals and Robert Jameson, a geologist who gave Darwin a growing interest in the history of the Earth. Another huge influence on Darwin was a Botanist named John Henslow who...

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