The conclusion that 'life forms on Earth not only resemble each other but also resemble life forms that lived millions of years ago' is based on the observations of whom?

  • A
    Charles Darwin
  • B
    Oparin
  • C
    Miller
  • D
    Haldane

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Most primitive living mammals,which provide evidence of organic evolution from geographical distribution,are found in:

Choose the correct statements with reference to organic evolution.
$I.$ Flippers of whale and wings of bat exhibit analogy.
$II.$ Wings of butterfly and wings of bird exhibit homology.
$III.$ Organs with dissimilar structure are called analogous organs.
$IV.$ Organs with similar structure and origin are called homologous organs.

$Archaeopteryx$ $lithographica$, a fossilized crow-sized toothed bird, was found in Jurassic rocks in . . . . . . .

The study of fossils is known as:

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