Exploration associated with the theory of evolution (1831-1836). It began on 27 December 1831 and lasted until 2 October 1836 (about 5 years). The setting was New Zealand and James Island. Those involved included Charles Darwin, John Clements Wickham, Robert McCormick and Conrad Martens.
Before and after
- 4 July 1831Death of James Monroe
- August 1831Nat Turner's slave rebellion
- 14 November 1831Death of Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
- 19 November 1831Birth of James A. Garfield
- from 27 December 1831 to 2 October 1836Second voyage of HMS Beagle
- from 1832 to 1835Republic of Indian Stream
- 23 January 1832Birth of Édouard Manet
- 27 January 1832Birth of Lewis Carroll
- from 6 February 1832 to 9 February 1832First Sumatran expedition
More in Exploration & discovery
- from 7 August 1803 to 6 August 1806First Russian circumnavigation
- from 3 July 1815 to 3 August 1818Russian Rurik Expedition
- from 25 October 1859 to 1 January 1862Prussian expedition to East Asia (1859-1862)
- 4 June 1867Birth of Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim
- 1 November 1880Birth of Alfred Wegener
- from 14 November 1907 to 30 November 19071907 Sub-Antarctic Islands Scientific Expedition
The era
This moment belongs to the Industrial era (1760 CE to 1914 CE), steam, factories and revolutions. You can also browse everything in the 19th century.