Evolution, Inheritance, Diversity

Introduce your students to the fascinating species that have made Plymouth their home, discovering over 35,000 years of evolution!

Situated in our engaging Mammoth gallery this session sees your students become scientists. Inspired by Charles Darwin’s studies aboard the HMS Beagle students will discover how everything from mammoths and hippos to birds and beetles have evolved, diversified and adapted to their climate over time.

Key Stage:: Key Stage 2

Curricula:: Science,; History

Topics:: Evolution,; Diversity,; Inheritance

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Price	£5 per student (including VAT)
Group size	(minimum) 30 students
Duration	One hour

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Please send us your booking enquiry at least four weeks before your planned visit.

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