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(D) According to the evolutionary history of vertebrates,lobefins (lobe-finned fishes) are considered the ancestors of the first amphibians. These fis

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(D) According to the evolutionary history of vertebrates,lobefins (lobe-finned fishes) are considered the ancestors of the first amphibians. These fish,such as Coelacanths,had fins with fleshy bases that allowed them to move on land for short periods. Over time,these structures evolved into limbs,enabling the transition from an aquatic to a semi-terrestrial lifestyle,leading to the emergence of the first amphibians.

Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$A.$ $500$ million years ago	$1.$ Sea weeds and few plants
$B.$ $350$ million years ago	$2.$ Jawless fishes
$C.$ $320$ million years ago	$3.$ Invertebrates

The first amphibians that could live on both land and water evolved from:

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Match the following columns.
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$A.$ $500$ million years ago $1.$ Sea weeds and few plants
$B.$ $350$ million years ago $2.$ Jawless fishes
$C.$ $320$ million years ago $3.$ Invertebrates

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