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Charles Darwin wrote to Alfred Russel Wallace #OnThisDay in 1869, "I hope you have not murdered too completely your own & my child." He was referring to their joint theory of evolution, after learning that Wallace didn't believe it extended to humans.

Legendary naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace was born #OnThisDay. He co-discovered evolution through natural selection during an 8-year journey through Southeast Asia, a journey of over 14,000 miles, during which he collected over 125,000 specimens. #histsci

#OnThisDay in 1908, a pickaxe struck the side of a remarkable skull. It was the discovery of the Neanderthal known as the Old Man from La Chapelle, one of the most important specimens in the history of paleoanthropology. #fossils

Legendary naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace was born #OnThisDay. He co-discovered evolution through natural selection during an 8 year journey through Southeast Asia, a journey of over 14,000 miles, during which time he collected over 125,000 specimens. #histsci

Remember legendary naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace #OnThisDay. Wallace co-discovered evolution through natural selection during an 8-year journey through Southeast Asia, a trek that spanned over 14,000 miles and resulted in the collection of over 125,000 specimens.

Cro-Magnon Cave Artists by Charles Knight, 1920.

Reading about the bite force of Homo floresiensis and being reminded that this face just makes me happy. #FossilFriday

#OnThisDay in 1908, a pickaxe struck the side of a remarkable skull. It was the Neanderthal known as the Old Man from La Chapelle, one of the most important discoveries in the history of paleoanthropology. #fossils

Three million years ago, Lucy (Australopithecus afarensis) shared the landscape with three species of giraffes, two of rhinos, a hippo, and four elephant-like creatures—all now extinct. What happened to them? https://t.co/tUZjzkfwKi #fossils

Every Sunday I sit down to look at what's coming up for #OnThisDay tweets—and this is easily one of the most exciting weeks of the entire year. Buckle up, friends! So many fossils, so much history...