which relied little on fossils, accepted uniformitarianism which gives time for gradual changes, documenting the fact that evolution has occurred. who established that all of life have descended over time from , and proposed the that this of resulted from a process that he called . Asa Gray (1810-1888) American Botanist and major adviser and supporter of Darwin Moritz Wagner (1813-1887) German Naturalist and geographer Among the first to emphasize the benefit of geographical isolation to species formation; failed in convincing his contemporaries that geographical isolation was important for speciation Joseph Dalton (1817-1911) English Botanist and major adviser Hooker and supporter of Darwin Louis Pasteur (1822-1895) French Microbiologist who in 1859 drove the final nail in the coffin of spontaneous generation with his “swan necked flasks” demonstrating that bacteria in the air are necessary for sterile broth to spoil Alfred Russel (1823-1913) British spent 5 years in South Wallace America, 1848-1852; the ship he was on, Helen, burned on homeward voyage along with all of his work collected over the 5 years (1854-1862) explored the east indies contracted malaria in the indies dispersalist Wallace wrote letters to Darwin outlining his independent conception of
which relied little on fossils, accepted uniformitarianism which gives time for gradual changes, documenting the fact that evolution has occurred. who established that all of life have descended over time from , and proposed the that this of resulted from a process that he called . Asa Gray (1810-1888) American Botanist and major adviser and supporter of Darwin Moritz Wagner (1813-1887) German Naturalist and geographer Among the first to emphasize the benefit of geographical isolation to species formation; failed in convincing his contemporaries that geographical isolation was important for speciation Joseph Dalton Hooker (1817-1911) English Botanist and major adviser and supporter of Darwin Louis Pasteur (1822-1895) French Microbiologist who in 1859 drove the final nail in the coffin of spontaneous generation with his “swan necked flasks” demonstrating that bacteria in the air are necessary for sterile broth to spoil Alfred Russel Wallace (1823-1913) British spent 5 years in South America, 1848-1852; the ship he was on, Helen, burned on homeward voyage along with all of his work collected over the 5 years (1854-1862) explored the east indies contracted malaria in the indies dispersalist Wallace wrote letters to Darwin outlining his independent conception of
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