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Match scientists listed under Column 'A' with ideas listed under Column 'B'.
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A. Darwin (i) Abiogenesis
B. Oparin (ii) Use and disuse of organs
C. Lamarck (iii) Continental drift ory
D. Wagener (iv) Evolution by natural selection

A ? (i); B ? (i v); C ? (i i); D ? (i i i)

A ? (i v); B ? (i); C ? (i i); D ? (i i i)

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Write two factors affecting Hardy - Weinberg principle.</h2></div>

Match scientists listed under Column 'A' with ideas listed under Column 'B'.
Column A Column B
A. Darwin (i) Abiogenesis
B. Oparin (ii) Use and disuse of organs
C. Lamarck (iii) Continental drift ory
D. Wagener (iv) Evolution by natural selection

<span>Under what conditions does the Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium remain undisturbed?</span></h2></div>

Match the scientists listed under Column 'A' with ideas listed under Column 'B'.<table class="wysiwyg-table"><tbody><tr><td>Column A</td><td>Column B</td></tr><tr><td>A. Darwin</td><td>(i) Abiogenesis</td></tr><tr><td>B. Oparin</td><td>(ii) Use and disuse of organs</td></tr><tr><td>C. Lamarck</td><td>(iii) Continental drift theory</td></tr><tr><td>D. Wagener</td><td>(iv) Evolution by natural selection</td></tr></tbody></table></h2></div>

Column A	Column B
A. Darwin	(i) Abiogenesis
B. Oparin	(ii) Use and disuse of organs
C. Lamarck	(iii) Continental drift ory
D. Wagener	(iv) Evolution by natural selection

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A?(iv);B?(i);C?(ii);D?(iii)

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Write two factors affecting Hardy - Weinberg principle.</h2></div>

Match scientists listed under Column 'A' with ideas listed under Column 'B'.Column AColumn BA. Darwin(i) AbiogenesisB. Oparin(ii) Use and disuse of organsC. Lamarck(iii) Continental drift oryD. Wagener(iv) Evolution by natural selection

<span>Under what conditions does the Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium remain undisturbed?</span></h2></div>

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Match scientists listed under Column 'A' with ideas listed under Column 'B'.
Column A Column B
A. Darwin (i) Abiogenesis
B. Oparin (ii) Use and disuse of organs
C. Lamarck (iii) Continental drift ory
D. Wagener (iv) Evolution by natural selection

$A ? (i v); B ? (i); C ? (i i); D ? (i i i)$

Match scientists listed under Column 'A' with ideas listed under Column 'B'.
Column A Column B
A. Darwin (i) Abiogenesis
B. Oparin (ii) Use and disuse of organs
C. Lamarck (iii) Continental drift ory
D. Wagener (iv) Evolution by natural selection