Identify the correct match:
List-$I$ (Scientist) List-$II$ (Contribution) $a$. Andreas Vesalius $p$. Micrographia $b$. $A$.$V$. Leeuwenhoek $q$. De Humani Corporis Fabrica $c$. $W$. Harvey $r$. Species Plantarum $d$. $C$. Linnaeus $s$. Philosophie Zoologique $e$. Robert Hooke $t$. Exercitatio Anatomica de Motu Cordis et Sanguinis in Animalibus $f$. Lamarck
| List-$I$ (Scientist) | List-$II$ (Contribution) |
| $a$. Andreas Vesalius | $p$. Micrographia |
| $b$. $A$.$V$. Leeuwenhoek | $q$. De Humani Corporis Fabrica |
| $c$. $W$. Harvey | $r$. Species Plantarum |
| $d$. $C$. Linnaeus | $s$. Philosophie Zoologique |
| $e$. Robert Hooke | $t$. Exercitatio Anatomica de Motu Cordis et Sanguinis in Animalibus |
| $f$. Lamarck |
- A$a-q, c-t, d-r, e-p, f-s$
- B$a-q, b-t, d-r, e-p, f-s$
- C$a-q, b-t, c-r, d-p, f-s$
- D$a-q, b-q, c-t, d-r, e-s$
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