Francis Galton's first entrée into the British scientific world came primarily through his:

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Galton's first major work was his African exploration and affiliation with the royal Geographical Society, which included publishing a book about his experiences. This brought him recognition and established him in the British scientific community. His contacts with Charles Darwin came later in his career. His fingerprinting work and collaboration with Scotland Yard also came later and were not his initial entrée into the British scientific world. While Galton did attend Cambridge University and studied mathematics, there is no evidence that he won any prizes or that this played a significant role in establishing him in the scientific community.

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