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1851
 
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An American clergyman, L.L. Langstroth, discovers the 'bee space', which becomes a standard feature of the modern beehive       
1854
 
    
Austrian monk Gregor Mendel begins his study of pea plants in the garden of the Abbey of St Thomas in Brno       
1854
 
    
English physician John Snow proves that cholera is spread by infected water (from a pump in London's Broad Street)       
1856
 
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The first Neanderthal man to be discovered is unearthed by quarry workers in the Neander valley, near Düsseldorf      
1857
 
    
French chemist Louis Pasteur proves the existence of micro-organisms by showing that a liquid will only ferment if exposed to contamination from the air       
1858
 
     
Charles Darwin is alarmed to receive in his morning post a paper by Alfred Russell Wallace, outlining very much his own theory of evolution        
1859
 
     
Charles Darwin puts forward the theory of evolution in On the Origin of Species, the result of 20 years' research        
1865
 
    
Gregor Mendel reads a paper to the Natural History Society in Brno describing his discoveries in the field of genetics       
1883
 
     
English polymath Francis Galton publishes Inquiries in Human Faculty, developing the theme of eugenics and coining the term        
1903
 
    
In a paper to a congress in Madrid, on the 'psychology and psychopathology of animals', Ivan Pavlov announces his discovery of the conditioned reflex