(A) $Archaeopteryx$ is considered a missing link between reptiles and birds.Industrial melanism is observed in $Biston \text{ } betularia$ (peppered m

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(A) $Archaeopteryx$ is considered a missing link between reptiles and birds.Industrial melanism is observed in $Biston \text{ } betularia$ (peppered moth).Darwin's finches are an example of adaptive radiation.Mutation theory was proposed by Hugo de Vries based on his work on evening primrose $(Oenothera \text{ } lamarckiana)$.

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Missing Link - $Archaeopteryx$
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Industrial melanism - Darwin's finches
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Adaptive radiation - $Bougainvillea$
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Mutation theory - Salmon fish

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$(1)$ Mutation $(a)$ Change in population allele frequencies due to chance alone.

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$(4)$ Genetic drift $(d)$ Source of new alleles.

Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$(1)$ Mutation	$(a)$ Change in population allele frequencies due to chance alone.
$(2)$ Gene flow	$(b)$ Difference in survival and reproduction.
$(3)$ Natural selection	$(c)$ Immigration,emigration change allele frequencies.
$(4)$ Genetic drift	$(d)$ Source of new alleles.