Match the columns :
Column - $I$
Column - $II$
$(1)$ Charles Darwin
$(a)$ Mutation theory
$(2)$ Lamarck
$(b)$ Germ plasm theory
$(3)$ Hugo de vries
$(c)$ Philosophie zoologique
$(4)$ Ernst Haeckel
$(d)$ The origin of species
$(5)$ August Weismann
$(e)$ Biogenetic law
$(f)$ Eassy on population
Match the columns :
| Column - $I$ | Column - $II$ |
| $(1)$ Charles Darwin | $(a)$ Mutation theory |
| $(2)$ Lamarck | $(b)$ Germ plasm theory |
| $(3)$ Hugo de vries | $(c)$ Philosophie zoologique |
| $(4)$ Ernst Haeckel | $(d)$ The origin of species |
| $(5)$ August Weismann | $(e)$ Biogenetic law |
| $(f)$ Eassy on population |
$(1 - d), (2 - c), (3 - a), (4-e), (5 - b)$
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Evolution is
Evolution is
$A$ : $A$ single large mutation called saltation can produce new species.
$R$ : Mutations are directional
$A$ : $A$ single large mutation called saltation can produce new species.
$R$ : Mutations are directional
Match the columns :
Column - $I$
Column - $II$
$(1)$ Human embryos have gill
$(a)$ Chemical evolution
$(2)$ Oparin and Haldane
$(b)$ Stimulation experiment
$(3)$ Miller and uray
$(c)$ Wings of bird and butterfly
$(4)$ Analogous organ
$(d)$ Outogeny repeats phylogeny
Match the columns :
| Column - $I$ | Column - $II$ |
| $(1)$ Human embryos have gill | $(a)$ Chemical evolution |
| $(2)$ Oparin and Haldane | $(b)$ Stimulation experiment |
| $(3)$ Miller and uray | $(c)$ Wings of bird and butterfly |
| $(4)$ Analogous organ | $(d)$ Outogeny repeats phylogeny |
Match the following.
Column $- I$
Column $- II$
$(A)$ Lamark
$(p)$ Finch bird
$(B)$ De Vries
$(q)$ Evening primerose
$(C)$ Darwin
$(r)$ Giraffes
$(s)$ Melanic moths
Match the following.
| Column $- I$ | Column $- II$ |
| $(A)$ Lamark | $(p)$ Finch bird |
| $(B)$ De Vries | $(q)$ Evening primerose |
| $(C)$ Darwin | $(r)$ Giraffes |
| $(s)$ Melanic moths |
Definitions / Explanation : Analogous organs & Vestigial or rudimentary organs
Definitions / Explanation : Analogous organs & Vestigial or rudimentary organs