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In Darwin's Footsteps

BBC World News | November 12, 2009

News and current affairs

9-10 11-12

As the world celebrates the 200th anniversary of Charles Darwin's birth, David Shukman retraces his footsteps on the Galapagos Islands that are now threatened by tourism.

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