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(D) The correct matching of fossils with their cranial capacities is as follows:$1$. $Homo \ habilis$: Their cranial capacity was between $650-800 \ c

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$i-B, ii-C, iii-D, iv-A$

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(D) The correct matching of fossils with their cranial capacities is as follows:$1$. $Homo \ habilis$: Their cranial capacity was between $650-800 \ cc$. (Matches with $B$)$2$. $Neanderthal \ man$: They had a large brain with a cranial capacity of approximately $1400 \ cc$. (Matches with $C$)$3$. $Australopithecus$: They had a smaller brain with a cranial capacity ranging from $450-600 \ cc$. (Matches with $D$)$4$. $Homo \ erectus$: Their cranial capacity was about $900 \ cc$. (Matches with $A$)Therefore,the correct sequence is $i-B, ii-C, iii-D, iv-A$.

Column-$I$ (Name of fossil)	Column-$II$ (Cranial capacity)
$i$. Homo habilis	$A$. $900 \ cc$
$ii$. Neanderthal man	$B$. $650-800 \ cc$
$iii$. Australopithecus	$C$. $1400 \ cc$
$iv$. Homo erectus	$D$. $450-600 \ cc$

Match the Column-$I$ with Column-$II$ and select the correct option.
Column-$I$ (Name of fossil) Column-$II$ (Cranial capacity)
$i$. Homo habilis $A$. $900 \ cc$
$ii$. Neanderthal man $B$. $650-800 \ cc$
$iii$. Australopithecus $C$. $1400 \ cc$
$iv$. Homo erectus $D$. $450-600 \ cc$

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Match the Column-$I$ with Column-$II$ and select the correct option.Column-$I$ (Name of fossil)Column-$II$ (Cranial capacity)$i$. Homo habilis$A$. $900 \ cc$$ii$. Neanderthal man$B$. $650-800 \ cc$$iii$. Australopithecus$C$. $1400 \ cc$$iv$. Homo erectus$D$. $450-600 \ cc$