Thorns and tendrils of Bougainvillea and cucurbita, this example does not hold similarity with which of the following examples?

(1) Vetebrate hearts

(2) Wings of butterfly and birds

(3) Vertebrate brains

(4) Both B and C

(1) b)-a)-g)-f)-e)-d)-c)

(2) e)-b)-g)-a)-f)-c)-d)

(3) g)-a)-f)-b)-e)-d)-c)

(4) c)-a)-f)-g)-d)-e)-b)

(1) Stegosaurus

(2) Tyrannosaurus

(3) Both A and B

(4) Pteranodon

(1) Triceratops

(2) Archaeopteryx

(3) Pteranodon

(4) Brachiosaurus

(1) Stegosaurus

(2) Tyrannosaurus

(3) Brachiosaurus

(4) Pteranodon

(1) Wings of butterfly and birds

(2) Flippers of Penguins and Dolphins

(3) Brains of vertebrates

(4) Both A and B

(1) Common ancestry

(2) Diverse ancestry

(3) Analogy

(4) Convergence

(1) Camouflage causes the white moths to get caught by predators more even in rural areas during industrialisation.

(2) During industrialisation, white variant of moths got wiped out completely in urban areas.

(3) During industrialisation, lichen will increase in number.

(4) In a mixed population, those that can better adapt, survive and increase in population size.

(1) Herbicide resistant varieties

(2) Antibiotic resistant microbes

(3) Darwin Finches

(4) Different breeds of dogs

(1) Black bird on Galapagos islands observed by Darwin as an amazing example of Adaptive Radiation.

(2) All the varieties of Finches evolved on the same island, from the original seed-eating features to insectivorous and vegetarian finches.

(3) Australian marsupials, which are similar to each other evolved from an ancestral stock but all within the Australian island continent.

(4) More than one adaptive radiation appeared to have occurred in an isolated geographical area representing different habitats, Known as convergent evolution