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(A) Based on the provided phylogenetic tree of dinosaurs:$1$. The organism labeled $P$ is a $Triceratops$,which is a well-known herbivorous ceratopsid

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Triceratops,Brachiosaurus

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(A) Based on the provided phylogenetic tree of dinosaurs:$1$. The organism labeled $P$ is a $Triceratops$,which is a well-known herbivorous ceratopsid dinosaur.$2$. The organism labeled $Q$ is a $Brachiosaurus$,which is a large herbivorous sauropod dinosaur.$3$. Therefore,$P$ represents $Triceratops$ and $Q$ represents $Brachiosaurus$.$4$. Comparing this with the given options,option $A$ is the correct choice.

List-$I$	List-$II$
$(a)$ Oparin and Haldane	$(i)$ Analogy
$(b)$ Haeckel	$(ii)$ Simulation of primitive Earth conditions
$(c)$ Miller	$(iii)$ Chemical evolution
$(d)$ Wings of bird and butterfly	$(iv)$ Embryological support for evolution

Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$(1)$ Human embryos have gill	$(a)$ Chemical evolution
$(2)$ Oparin and Haldane	$(b)$ Simulation experiment
$(3)$ Miller and Urey	$(c)$ Wings of bird and butterfly
$(4)$ Analogous organ	$(d)$ Ontogeny repeats phylogeny

The phylogenetic tree of dinosaurs is given below. What do $P$ and $Q$ represent?

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List $10$ modern-day animals and,using internet resources,link them to a corresponding ancient fossil. Name both.

........ is the largest land reptile.

Match the following columns:
List-$I$ List-$II$
$(a)$ Oparin and Haldane $(i)$ Analogy
$(b)$ Haeckel $(ii)$ Simulation of primitive Earth conditions
$(c)$ Miller $(iii)$ Chemical evolution
$(d)$ Wings of bird and butterfly $(iv)$ Embryological support for evolution

Select the correct match from the following:

Match the columns:

Column-$I$ Column-$II$

$(1)$ Human embryos have gill $(a)$ Chemical evolution

$(2)$ Oparin and Haldane $(b)$ Simulation experiment

$(3)$ Miller and Urey $(c)$ Wings of bird and butterfly

$(4)$ Analogous organ $(d)$ Ontogeny repeats phylogeny

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