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Heredity and Evolution — Science STD 10 — Question

CBSE BoardEnglish MediumSTD 10ScienceHeredity and Evolution5 Marks
Question
Match the terms given in column I with those given in column II:
Column I Column II
i. Fossil a. A famous evolutionist
ii. A theory of evolution b. Survial of the fitted
iii. Probale ancestor of birds c. Petried remains of the perhistoric life
iv. Charles Dawin d. Father of genetics
v. Gregor Mendal e. Archaeopteryx
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Answer

Column I Column II
i. Fossil c. Petried remains of the perhistoric life
ii. A theory of evolution b. Survial of the fitted
iii. Probale ancestor of birds e. Archaeopteryx
iv. Charles Dawin a. A famous evolutionist
v. Gregor Mendal d. Father of genetics

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