Biology task: The Life of Charles Darwin

Biology task: The Life of Charles Darwin

Instructions

Choose ONE of the following topics for your paper to describe in detail, including the scientific aspects.

 

Examples include:                               Stem cells and their uses in medicine

The use of genetically modified crops in agriculture

DNA fingerprinting and forensics

Human cloning – good or bad?

Does climate change exist?

The impact of humans on our planet

The life of Charles Darwin

The Zika virus

Paper presentation:

1. Each paper should have a title page with your name, course, and title.
2. You are expected to write 4-5 pages, not including this title page, plus a list of
references you have used to research your paper.
3. The paper must be typewritten, in font size 12, and double spaced with regular
margins.
4. You should use at least two different references to research your paper. All
references used, including internet references, should be from authoritative
scientific sources and up-to-date (not more than 10 years old). Wikipedia does
not count as a scientific source.
5. All references used must be properly cited (referred to) in the text and must
appear in alphabetical order in the reference list at the end of the paper.

2Biol 111A Fall 2016 Writing assignment
6. The APA system should be used for in-text citations and the reference list at the
end of the paper. Details of the APA system can be obtained from the Writing
Center in the library or online at www.svsu.edu/writingcenter underwriting
resources.
7. Footnotes are not required.

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Charles Darwin grew up with great scientific ideas and Shrewsbury school that was a mile away from his family residence admitted him at the age of nine. Darwin boarded at the school and frequently returned home to get information concerning family issues. The school embraced an outdated curriculum that mostly focused on geek and Latin- a curriculum that displeased Charles Darwin. Darwin’s parents, teachers, and colleagues did not regard him as clever and smart because of his poor foreign language skills.

Word Count: 1500