I Think. Tree of Life: the first-known sketch by Charles Darwin of an evolutionary tree describing the relationships among groups of organisms.

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Darwin's tree of life

Article by Craig Holdrege. Interpretations of the fossil record and the relations among animals have changed radically over the past several centuries. So, too, has the meaning of the word, “evolution.” Reflecting upon some of these changes can help to loosen our thinking from particular formulations that have tended over time to become unhealthy dogma.

A simplified version of the tree of life by Charles Darwin and mnemonic depicting close relative species have the same DNA base sequence High_School_Diploma

Exploring the deep roots of the concept of the tree as a visual metaphor and how it became entangled with eugenic thinking.

Buy "Charles Darwin's "I think" tree of life" by Colin Purrington as a Sticker

This phylogenetic tree of life is based on Darwin's original tree of life concept and was commissioned by Studio Livrela for the "Darwin's Spot" project.The study was hand drawn in ink and colored and composed digitally.